Monday, March 30, 2020

Network capacity to respond to growing increase in traffic is "potentially" infinite

This was confirmed to Convergencialatina by Horacio Martínez, president of Datco and Silica Networks. Silica is currently using 8 channels of 100 Gbps on the most loaded cables: only 5% of the total maximum capacity. It could light up to 1.6 Terabytes of speed (200 Gbps per 80 channels) and still be commercially viable.

For Horacio Martínez, president of Datco and Silica Networks, the increase in consumption in fixed networks is closely associated with the fact that smart phones, on being in the user's home, connect via Wi-Fi to the home Internet network and do not consume data from the mobile network.

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