Capti Fibre is using millimeter wave wireless technology, also known as radio technology, to provide high-speed internet to apartments and offices across the country. This innovative approach to delivering internet service allows Capti Fibre to bring fast and reliable internet to more people, particularly in densely populated urban areas where it may not be feasible to install fibre optic lines.
With radio technology, Capti Fibre only needs to bring its fibre optic connection to one building in the radio network covering a given area. This makes it quick and easy to implement and still offers remarkable speeds that are comparable to fibre optic connections. While fibre optic lines deliver fast speeds, they can be expensive and time-consuming to construct, or simply infeasible to deploy in certain locations.
The millimeter wave technology works by installing a small radio on the roof of a building that points directly at another radio on top of a different building nearby. These radios are precisely aligned and act as transmitters and receivers, similar to a wireless bridge or fibre optic lines across town. The millimeter wave technology is nearly as fast as fibre optic, traveling at the speed of light, but instead of using glass cables, it uses air.
Capti Fibre is continuously integrating wireless and fibre optic technology to provide fast and reliable internet service to its customers. As the technology advances, both fibre optic and millimeter wave technologies will improve together. Capti Fibre is committed to bringing high-speed internet to everyone who deserves it, and wireless technology is an important part of that effort.
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