Fiber Optic Connections

Advantages of Fiber Optic Connections:

• Copper cables heat up as they convey larger amounts of data, which weakens the signal and slows the connection. They also pick up interference. Fiber optic connections don't.
• Fiber has high bandwidth.
• It can also accommodate increasing bandwidth as necessary.
• It is about 10 to 20 times faster than a conventional cable (at 1 Gbps). This means that a 2-hour high-definition movie would take about 40 seconds to download via fiber, 7 minutes using a cable internet connection (speed: 100 Mbps), 25 minutes using 4G LTE (35 Mbps), and 30 minutes with DSL (25 Mbps).
• It's extremely reliable, not subject to peak traffic overloads.
• It's not subject to power outages like cable internet. As long as the fibers are connected, they'll transfer data.
• It is resistant to electromagnetic interference from nearby devices or from within the system itself.
• Fiber allows for the early detection of cable damage.
• It offers secure transmissions.
• Your internet speed never gets lowered in response to heavy traffic because fiber connections are significantly less susceptible to becoming overloaded.
• Fiber offers the same speed for uploading and downloading.
• It's part of creating a healthier environment because the signal is completely contained within the cable. So, there's no risk of the signals contributing to cancer or other health problems.
• With exponentially more bandwidth, fiber offers reliable and quick data transmission across multiple devices without compromising on quality.