Orange Romania tests 50G PON technology for the first time
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Orange Romania has announced that it has tested the 50G PON technology for the first time in the country, a new generation of fiber optic networks. This technology enables data transfer speeds much higher than those currently used by most customers in Romania.
PON (Passive Optical Network) networks use fiber optics to transmit information from the provider to users. The 50G PON version can offer speeds of up to 50 gigabits per second, which means that downloading a movie or a game could take just a few seconds. Tests have shown that the technology can also be used to connect multiple devices in the same home or office.
For now, the technology is in the testing phase and is not available to customers. The company has not yet specified the exact date on which this technology could be launched commercially. Experts say that the development of fiber optic networks is important for digitalization, cloud services, and new applications that require a very fast and stable connection.
In conclusion, the test carried out by Orange Romania shows that operators in the country are following new technologies in the telecommunications field. It remains to be seen when and how customers will benefit from these higher speeds.
Sources: Economedia
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