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BT has claimed a world record for data transmission speeds on a live core network between London and Dublin.
The operator - in partnership with Huawei - said it has achieved speeds of 2Tbps over an optical core network link spanning over 700km between London and Dublin.
In addition it claims to have reached 5.6Tbps over a single optical fibre running on its trial network...
