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A fraction of the transmitted power is lost owing to “scattering” of the light inside the glass, a process known as attenuation, and this power loss becomes increasingly problematic as the wavelength of light is decreased.
Guiding light via hollow (air) core fibers could help to overcome the impossible attenuation limit imposed by glass scattering, but it would necessitate a reduction in all other loss-inducing mechanisms. Hollow core fibers provide a shorter latency than standard fibers and will provide essential performance characteristics over time.
This has been identified as a solution that has the potential to complement, and in some situations, replace, all-solid silica fibers, which have been the standard in household and commercial applications for the past half-century.
The Global Hollow Core Optical Fiber Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2026, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2027.
Comcast, the nation’s largest gigabit Internet provider, unveiled today what it claims is the world’s first end-to-end deployment of advanced “hollow core” fiber optics by an Internet provider. These fibers will assist Comcast in powering its network and delivering multigigabit speeds.
AccuCore HCFTM Optical Fiber Cable is offered by OFS and is the world’s first terrestrial hollow-core fiber (HCF) cable system. When compared to a solid silica core of standard optical fiber, light travels around 50% quicker in a hollow core. The AccuCore HCF optical fiber cable solution is designed for ease of use, making this developing technology more accessible to customers.
