China claims world’s fastest internet with 1.2 terabit-per-second network
China claims world’s fastest internet with 1.2 terabit-per-second network
Huawei and China Mobile have partnered with Tsinghua University and research provider Corp. to build a 3,000 km internet network linking Beijing to the south. The network claims to achieve a "stable and reliable" bandwidth of 1.2 terabits per second, faster than typical speeds worldwide. Tsinghua University highlights the project as an industry-first using homegrown technology and credits Huawei for its involvement. The network is operated based on China's domestically-owned key technologies, according to Xinhua News Agency. However, Bloomberg News has not verified these claims.
Huawei and China Mobile have partnered with Tsinghua University and research provider Corp. to build a 3,000 km internet network linking Beijing to the south. The network claims to achieve a "stable and reliable" bandwidth of 1.2 terabits per second, faster than typical speeds worldwide. Tsinghua University highlights the project as an industry-first using homegrown technology and credits Huawei for its involvement. The network is operated based on China's domestically-owned key technologies, according to Xinhua News Agency. However, Bloomberg News has not verified these claims.
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Huawei and China Mobile have partnered with Tsinghua University and research provider Corp. to build a 3,000 km internet network linking Beijing to the south. The network claims to achieve a "stable and reliable" bandwidth of 1.2 terabits per second, faster than typical speeds worldwide. Tsinghua University highlights the project as an industry-first using homegrown technology and credits Huawei for its involvement. The network is operated based on China's domestically-owned key technologies, according to Xinhua News Agency. However, Bloomberg News has not verified these claims. 
