We live in a world where Wi-Fi speeds are fast, but what if they could be faster? Julian is here to discuss a new method scientists are using to achieve higher ...
========== The biggest problem I have with having the
entirety of human knowledge at my fingertips anywhere I go is that it’s NOT QUITE FAST
ENOUGH. Surrender your mysteries to me, internet!!! Hello out there my fellow wireless human beings,
Julian here for DNews. Radio waves have changed how we communicate. When Guglielmo Marconi
sent his first transatlantic transmission in 1901, it sparked a revolution. Suddenly
information could be sent anywhere, no strings or wires attached. Mastery of radio waves
has brought us entertainment, kept us in touch with space probes, and, most importantly to
me, made the internet accessible everywhere. Of course, there are limits to how much data
wireless communications can carry, and that’s why we still use fiber optic cables to send
data in bulk across oceans....