Date: 2024-08-26

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The fastest data in the world

Deep inside CERN, two engineers hold their breath as they prepare to unleash the fastest data link in the world.

Deep inside CERN, two engineers hold their breath as they prepare to unleash the fastest data link in the world.

Deep inside CERN, two engineers hold their breath as they prepare to unleash the fastest data link in the world.

800 Gbps achieved! A new record for the Large Hadron Collider, enabling faster access to groundbreaking scientific data.

800 Gbps achieved! A new record for the Large Hadron Collider, enabling faster access to groundbreaking scientific data.

800 Gbps achieved! A new record for the Large Hadron Collider, enabling faster access to groundbreaking scientific data.

This ultra-fast data link, stretching over 1,650 km, powers the world’s biggest science experiments, but the race for speed isn’t over.

This ultra-fast data link, stretching over 1,650 km, powers the world’s biggest science experiments, but the race for speed isn’t over.

This ultra-fast data link, stretching over 1,650 km, powers the world’s biggest science experiments, but the race for speed isn’t over.

As the world demands more data, engineers push the boundaries, breaking records and preparing for a future where speed is everything.

As the world demands more data, engineers push the boundaries, breaking records and preparing for a future where speed is everything.

As the world demands more data, engineers push the boundaries, breaking records and preparing for a future where speed is everything.

In February, deep inside a warehouse at Cern, the Swiss home of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) – the world’s biggest science experiment – two network engineers held their breath. And pressed a button.

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BBC News https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clkkllxm4jzo