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Scientists from the Brown Engineering Faculty in Providence have proven that it is possible to transfer large amounts of data through the high frequency radiation pathway.
As the Telegraph writes, scientists have sent video signals using the herera at speeds of 50 GB per second.
The maximum data transfer rate, which reaches the maximum speed today, is 500 megabytes per second.

  Get "super-internet" 100 times faster?London | 11/08/2017 17:06 SHARE Scientists from the Brown Engineering Faculty in Providence have proven that it is possible to transfer large amounts of data through the high frequency radiation pathway.
As the Telegraph writes, scientists have sent video signals using the herera at speeds of 50 GB per second, transmeton KosovaPress.The maximum data transfer rate, which reaches the maximum speed today, is 500 megabytes per second.  Today's networks are based on microwave technology, but users' requirements exceed their capacity, so scientists have begun researching after new technologies. The all-round waves have more frequency than the microwaves, which means they can carry more data. The study was published in the journal Nature Communications.