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Scientists hit wireless speeds of 2.56Tbps using light vortex beams

Scientists hit wireless speeds of 2.56Tbps using light vortex beams
  • Posted June 26, 2012, 4:30 PM by Rick Burgess | Filed in Industry News, The Web
  • Researchers at USC, JPL and Tel Aviv University have managed to transfer 2.56 terabits of information by multiplexing 8 x 300Gbps "twisted" streams of visible light into a single beam. The feat exploits a phenomenon which, up until recently, scientists…

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