When the pandemic initially started, most people could no longer work from their offices and were not sure how they were going to move ahead. The Government began locking down the country, and borders shut. Soon after they put a stop to personal meetings and companies had no choice but to force their staff to work from home as they could no longer meet in the same numbers at the office. When a large number of people started working from home, there was a massive requirement for better connectivity and improved personal internet services. It did not seem like companies were opening their doors anytime soon, and most of them had no choice but to continue working remotely, following the rules put down by the Government.

If you’re planning to get a new network installed to improve the speed and quality of your business and services, you may want to consider getting a fiber optic cable. Fiber optic cables transmit a signal in the form of light through a very thin glass strand. It can transmit signals for significant distances, whether in local areas or for a few kilometers in a wide area network. Nowadays, this medium is preferred due to its capability to transmit higher bandwidths of data at lightning speeds to longer distances. Another significant advantage of using fiber optics is its immunity to various radio interference. This makes it a superior product in the telecommunication industry.

Though you may have noticed that copper cabling has seen some recent developments which generated quite a bit buzz, fiber optics are still in the lead. The speed and reliability offered by fiber solutions can outdo copper cabling any day.