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Ciena and Meta claim record subsea transmission speed
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Between the coasts of Singapore and California, in the Pacific Ocean, which is the largest on the planet, an event occurred: Hundred and Meta achieved a transmission of 800 Gb/s through a 16.608 km submarine cable. Brian Lavallée, senior director of Market and Competitive Intelligence at Hundred, detailed that they have exceeded the limits of underwater performance with a series of tests performed on a pair of Meta fibers of the Bifrost cable sy…
Ciena and Meta claim record subsea transmission speed
The trial used Ciena’s WaveLogic 6 Extreme (WL6e) coherent optics over an unregenerated link In sum – what to know: Record distance – 800 Gb/s transmitted over 16,608 km without regeneration on a transpacific subsea link. Higher capacity – The trial achieved 18 Tb/s per fiber pair, indicating increased throughput potential. Efficiency gains – Results […]
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