Internet

London UCL Engineers Hit The World’s Highest Internet Speed Ever With 178 Terabits

How fast can the internet speed up in the future? British scientists have finally managed to peek into the window of the future and they have answered this question in a way that will amaze you. According to the report, a team of experts from University College London (UCL)  has tested the world’s fastest internet.

They have developed an Internet connection that is 20% faster than the world’s fastest Internet connection. The team, led by Dr. Lydia Geldino, has developed an Internet connection with a speed of 178 terabits.

The entire Netflix library can be downloaded on this internet in just one second.

This speed is so high that it can be called imaginary speed. At the moment, one can only imagine such a high-speed internet connection, but experts from University College London have made this idea a reality and told the world how fast the internet could be in the near future. This internet connection is twice as fast as any fastest internet connection currently operating in the world and the entire Netflix library can be downloaded on this internet in just one second.

Recent Posts

Minecraft: Official PC requirements increased enormously

After years, the official system requirements for Minecraft are noticeably increasing. According to the developers,…

3 hours ago

Qualcomm is raising prices – cell phones, wearables, laptops will soon be even more expensive

Manufacturer Qualcomm is planning significant price increases for its Snapdragon chips. From September onwards, costs…

3 hours ago

Steam Deck in free fall: Suddenly no one wants the console anymore

Valve has significantly increased the prices for the Steam Deck. Since then, sales of handheld…

3 hours ago

How to Design a Professional Logo with AI Without Design Experience

A logo is often the first impression people have of a brand. Whether you're launching…

4 hours ago

Exploring the Digital Frontier: The Role of E-Wallets Today

In a world that's moving faster than most of us can keep up with, e-wallets…

4 hours ago

Microsoft finally wants to fix Xbox download problems

Fluctuating rates, overloaded servers and frozen updates often plague Xbox users. Microsoft is now intervening…

2 days ago