People have been messing around with this in the labs but now it's real and in the field: Alcatel-Lucent(s alu) and France Telecom-Orange have deployed a long-distance terrestrial 400 Gbps optical fiber link that, as it uses 44 such wavelengths, can carry a whopping 17.6 terabits per second (Tbps) of traffic in aggregate.
Why is this important? Because telecoms operators' networks are always facing a…
That's rather amazing when can I get one to my house?
