ZTE claims 10-Tbps data transmission record

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Thursday, March 24, 2011
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Chinese telecommunications equipment company ZTE Corp. claims to have broken the world record for a single-channel data transmission with a rate of 10 terabits per second over 640-kilometers of optical fiber. This is the equivalent of sending 160 high definition movies every second. More here.
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is a pioneering figure in the Global Semiconductor Blogging scene since 2004. A 24+ year Semicon Industry veteran, he has held various leadership positions at large product companies. He is currently the Product Director at an Automotive Semiconductor maker. Murugavel earned his Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from Texas A&M University and his specialization was in Digital Signal Processing, and VLSI architectures for Digital Communications. He is very enthusiastic about AI, Automotive, Telecom, Industrial IoT, Smart Cities and other Future Technologies. This Blog has been his long time calling/passion and hobby where he writes about Technology.

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    1. wholesale dropshippersMarch 24, 2011

      If this is true then it's really awesome news from ZTE that it has made a unique milestone in electronic technology. Speed of data transfer is affect by network service provider , i have also ZTE USB internet modem but because of my service provider it makes me so disappoint by giving poor transfer rate quality.

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