The Future of Connectivity
Interesting thoughts from Molex
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The Magical Mystery Tour of the Drone
Many years ago when the tech (and operational competence) were in it's infancy, the loss of a £13K drone, be it a 1m diameter 1kg device, wasn't the best advertisement.
Fibre Optics in Passenger Cabins: The Lightweight Backbone of the Modern In‑Flight Experience
The aerospace cabin environment has evolved from a passive passenger space into a digitally dense, data‑rich ecosystem. High‑definition entertainment, broadband connectivity, smart‑cabin sensors, and modular avionics all require a communication backbone capable of handling multi‑gigabit data rates without adding unnecessary mass.
Creating Fire
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Data transfer in telemedicine & healthcare
By Stephen — Galdeus UK
Where is fibre optics growing in 2026?
FTTH in the UK
Despite the domestic rollout of full fibre availability now exceeding 80% in the UK, take-up is lagging at around 35% overall, within that (unsurprisingly) there is a split between rural take-up of 52% and urban take-up 32%.
Outside broadcast events over fibre
For many years, fibre optic links have been used for outside broadcast applications with the standard benefits of transmission of high-bandwidth, interference-free video, audio, and data over long distances etc.