Dark Fiber: Your Data’s Speedy, Secure Highway
Feeling the squeeze of slow internet? Dark fiber might be your answer. These unused fiber optic cables offer a dedicated lane for your data, bypassing traffic jams on shared networks. Dark fiber refers to unused optical fiber cables that have been laid but are not currently in use. The term “dark” comes from the fact that these fibers are not lit up with data signals; they remain “dark” until they are put into service. Essentially, dark fiber is optical fiber infrastructure that is available for use but not yet utilized. The Benefits: Who Uses It? Dark fiber empowers businesses with control, speed, and security for their data needs. As data demands grow, dark fiber will play a key role in the future of high-performance networks. Dark fiber – DCconnect Global
