The Fiber Gold Rush Is On
We’ve known for some time that ultimately we’d need to move from copper wires to fiber optic strands to get the bandwidth we’ll need as technology advances. Internet service providers, Cable TV companies, medical centers, telephone switching offices and major corporations have gradually embraced this move over the last couple of decades. New services, such as Metro Ethernet , have made fiber optic connections affordable for even mid-size companies
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The Fiber Gold Rush Is On
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