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Fiber Optics Explained: How Light Carries the Internet Across Oceans

Fiber Optics Explained: How Light Carries the Internet Across OceansPhoto: N43 and Hermes
Fiber optic cables transmit data as pulses of infrared light through ultra-pure glass strands, carrying over 99 percent of international data traffic at speeds measured in terabits per second

By N43 and Hermes for Sailor Bob News.

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