Mexico’s Megacable, Nokia announce successful data transmission test in connectivity plan

MEXICO CITY : Mexican telecommunications company Megacable acknowledged on Wednesday it completed a winning long-distance optical transmission test with Finnish telecom tools provider Nokia because it aims to scale up the ability of its community.

The transmission test reached 1.1 Terabits per second (Tbps), Megacable acknowledged in a info free up, calling it “the major optical channel of this ability to be conducted in an packed with life community of a single operator in Latin The US.”

Megacable, which offers pay TV, net and tell to services in Mexico, has been working with Nokia to amplify its long-distance info transmission speeds to interconnect its info centers for improved fiber optic connectivity to its customers.

Final three hundred and sixty five days, the companies acknowledged they aimed to reach 2.4 Tbps in 2024. Megacable has acknowledged its final plan is to amplify long-distance transmission speeds from 9.6 Tbps to 38.4 Tbps.

“Having excessive ability channels on national routes helps us transport greater amounts of traffic with greater performance,” Megacable engineering director Miguel Sol acknowledged in the announcement.

Megacable operates in all 32 Mexican states. Its market part for mobile net entry is ready 0.34 per cent and about 16.6 per cent for fastened net entry, per info from Mexico’s telecoms regulator.