UCL Sets Wireless Data Speed Record at 938 Gbps

Researchers at University College London have achieved a breakthrough in wireless communication, reaching speeds 9,000 times faster than current 5G networks.

The new record was achieved by combining radio and optical technologies to transmit data over a frequency range of 5-150 GHz.
This speed is a significant leap from the average 5G download speed, which is typically around 100 Mbps in the UK.
The technology promises to revolutionize wireless communication, potentially enhancing Wi-Fi and mobile internet speeds significantly.
The advancement could lead to faster and more reliable connections in densely populated areas and at large events.
While currently demonstrated in a lab setting, the technology is expected to be ready for commercial testing within three to five years.