This truly falls into the category of "today's luxury, tomorrow's necessity." Here's why: In 2007, cable and DSL are adequate for browsing the Internet or watching streaming videos, but the demands of high-definition video and other rich content soon will surpass the capability of copper wire.
According to Tenvera, fiber-optics cables have about 100 times the data capacity of standard copper wires. That means we'll see fiber-optic cable coming on strong — and fast, In fact, approximately 1,000 new communities are installing or already have fiber to homes. But homeowners will not totally benefit from this increase in bandwidth (speed and capacity) if you have fiber to the home, but copper in the home. Tenvera offers a solution with a complete line of products to run fiber-optic cables throughout the home. If you want to be future-proof the houses you build, check out the company's website.
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