The world wide web is not enough, because scientists have managed to transmit data at a staggering 1.84 petabits per second — nearly twice the amount of global internet traffic in the same interval.

Smart home devices have become an integral part of modern living, offering convenience and automation in everyday tasks. However, many of these devices transmit data without user consent, raising ...

Transmitting data from medical implants in the body can be tricky, but researchers at Columbia University have now developed a new technique that essentially writes data to ions in human tissue, where ...

The speed record for the data transmission has been smashed once again with only a single light source and an optical chip, as reported first by New Atlas. The team behind the record transmitted data ...

Currently, fiber optics are the fastest and most reliable medium for internet connectivity, providing consumers with data transfer speeds of up to 2 Gbps (gigabits per second). However, these transfer ...

Engineers have successfully transmitted digital information wirelessly using nuclear radiation rather than the electromagnetic signals traditionally used in wireless communication systems like ...

The chipmaking giant has developed a small chiplet that uses light instead of electricity to transmit data, potentially improving the bandwidth of data centers tasked with intense AI processing. AI’s ...

A cyber analytics firm has discovered several instances of enterprise software that collected and sent information home, a behavior which could lead to exposure of sensitive enterprise data. While its ...

Fiber optic sensors - used in critical applications like detecting fires in tunnels, pinpointing leaks in pipelines and predicting landslides - are about to get even faster and more accurate. EPFL ...

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, N.C. — Army-funded research has resulted in the development of a programmable fiber that could transmit data from military uniforms. Researchers at the Army’s Institute for ...

Something to look forward to: Fujitsu has developed an optical transmission technology capable of delivering up to 1.2 Tbps per optical wave, or the equivalent of six Blu-ray discs (25 GB) per second.

This data transmission speed greatly exceeds the previous record of 1.02 Pbit/s, which was only set in May this year. A previous optical chip design, similar to that used in the new study, managed 44 ...