Record-breaking Internet Speed of 1.02 Petabits Could Download All Of Netflix In One Second

Record-breaking Internet Speed of 1.02 Petabits Could Download All Of Netflix In One Second



 The Future is Faster Than You Can Imagine: Japan Achieves Record-Shattering 1.02 Petabit-Per-Second Data Transmission


In a stunning technological breakthrough, Japanese researchers have shattered previous records by transmitting data at an unbelievable 1.02 petabits per second.


This monumental feat was achieved over a massive 1,123-mile stretch of fiber optic cable, marking the first time such a transmission has ever been accomplished.


To give you an idea of this incredible speed, imagine downloading the entire library of Netflix in the blink of an eye— just one second.


What would you do with that kind of power at your fingertips?

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