Cable Is Wired for 5G

Optical fiber cable are thin strands of glass that carry massive volumes of data with light signals and minimum loss, and coaxial cable is the traditional lines cable operators use to deliver video, voice and data services to most customers. Recent trials of BWR conducted by CableLabs and Cisco Syst...

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Wireless networks
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