ITALIAN SCIENTISTS CLAIM TO HAVE OVER TAKEN RECORD TRANSMISSION SPEEDS

Scientists in Pisa, Italy assert to encompass and set a novel world record for the quickest wireless data broadcast. They report that they were proficient to attain through-put velocities above 1.2 Terabits per second, which they state beats the preceding wireless data transmission velocity record of 160 Gigabits per second by Korean scientists. The expertise that the Pisa scientists exploited essentially shares a noteworthy resemblance with fiber optics. Contrasting Wi-Fi or microwave communiqués, which utilize radio-based transmissions, the Pisa scientists utilized a technology named free-space optical communications. In open space optics, an energy shaft of light is collimated and broadcasted through breathing space rather than being steered through an optical cable.