NTT Achieves the World’s Fastest Optical Transmission of over 2 Tbits/s Per Wavelength

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In this experiment, NTT developed an ultra-wideband baseband amplifier IC module and digital signal processing technology that can compensate for distortion in the optical transceiver circuit with extremely high accuracy.


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