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#MemecoinSentiment A team of Chinese scientists has successfully transmitted internet data at 1 Gbps using just a 2-watt laser from a satellite in geostationary orbit — a staggering 36,000 kilometers above Earth. That’s five times faster than the average Starlink connection, and all with a fraction of the power. This marks a major leap in laser-based space communication, opening the door to faster and more energy-efficient satellite internet networks.

If scaled, this technology could reshape global internet infrastructure, especially in remote and underserved regions where fiber optics or traditional satellites fall short. It’s not just about speed — it’s about unlocking a future where high-speed internet can be beamed across the planet with pinpoint laser precision. Starlink, take notes — the laser race has officially begun.

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China Leaps Ahead with First-Ever 10G Broadband Network

While much of the world is still expanding 5G, China is already stepping into the 10G era.

Huawei and China Unicom have officially launched the country’s first commercial 10G broadband network in the fast-growing Xiong’an New Area, just outside Beijing.

Powered by next-gen 50G-PON (Passive Optical Network) tech, the network delivers:

Download speeds up to 9,834 Mbps

Upload speeds around 1,008 Mbps

Latency as low as 3ms

That’s a massive upgrade over standard gigabit fiber, paving the way for ultra-high bandwidth applications in smart cities, industrial automation, and immersive tech.

China’s digital infrastructure game just went next-level.

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