scientists discovered a new way to send data between continents through optical fiber cables

High Speed ​​Internet - I'm talking about data links between continents - and is blazing fast compared to what most people are used to that researchers have found a way to make it even faster, improving signal reliability.

The problem with traditional optical fiber lines is that they have to transfer data through a long distance. Doing so means that you will have a lot of energy to help push the data over, but in the process, add interference (or noise) in Eq.

A common method of managing interference noise is inverting its phase conjugation. The entire process is more easily understood with regard to the form of noise canceling headphones work. These headphones are able to hear the environment and create a reverse signal to avoid noise to be heard by the user.

It seems pretty easy, but its application in a network scenario is difficult considering the Internet infrastructure. Methods have been proposed, but are ultimately impractical and expensive to implement.

A researcher by the name of Liu Xiang and his colleagues discovered a method for easy noise filtering. By sending the original data and the phase conjugate while interference wave is reflected in the other and both are zero. In short, what this means is a faster connection and better reliability.

To demonstrate this, the team recently sent data from nearly 8,000 miles at a speed of 400Gbps with few errors. Fewer errors means more data can be sent as the originals should not suffer so often.
source TechSpot