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by manquer
1482 days ago
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The speed of light in fibre (I.e. glass) is substantially slower speed of light than near vacuum .
So yes bouncing up a few hundred km is faster for medium and long range connections . It will not be faster than fibre for Manhattan to Princeton , but it would be faster for London - New York or London-Frankfurt |
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