Engineers hit new world record for data transmission over the internet that is a fifth faster than the previous speed - and is fast enough to download everything on Netflix in less than a second
London engineers hit a new world record for fastest data transmission. The team reached a rate of 178 terabits a second - the previous was 172 terabits.
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