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Japan breaks world internet speed records with 1.02 million GB per second data transfer over 1,118 miles


Japanese researchers have successfully transmitted a 1.02 petabits (1.02 x 10^6 GB) per second of data over a distance of Japan internet

This remarkable breakthrough not only sets a new world record but also establishes the groundwork for a future where data transmission meets the escalating demands of AI, virtual reality, and the Internet of Things, Interesting Engineering reported. As the world transitions into the post- 5G era, the demand for robust data highways becomes increasingly urgent, driven by the needs of self-driving cars, real-time VR, and billions of connected devices. The flexibility and practicality of maintaining standard fiber sizes while achieving unprecedented performance are crucial for widespread adoption, presenting a viable solution to the anticipated surge in data traffic.

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