Japan has established a new world record for internet speed.

Japan's National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) has set a new world record for internet speed, achieving an astonishing 1.02 petabits per second - this speed is fast enough to download the entire Netflix library in just one second.

This remarkable speed is 16 million times faster than India's average internet speed of 63.55 Mbps and 3.5 million times faster than the average speed in the United States.

The record was accomplished using a revolutionary 19-core optical fiber cable that maintains the same 0.125 mm diameter as existing cables, ensuring compatibility with current infrastructure.

The technology successfully transmitted data over a distance of 1,808 kilometers (equivalent to the distance from London to Rome), demonstrating its potential for intercontinental data transmission.

This petabit-class achievement lays the groundwork for post-5G communication systems and has the capacity to handle 26 times Japan's total fixed broadband traffic.

Why it Matters
This breakthrough could revolutionize global internet infrastructure, enabling unprecedented data transfer speeds that will transform applications in AI, cloud computing, and digital content delivery, while addressing the exponential growth in global data consumption.

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