Edward E. Allen

Edward E. Allen was an American engineer and inventor renowned for developing fiber optics technology, which uses thin strands of glass or plastic to transmit data as light signals. His work significantly advanced telecommunications, enabling faster and more reliable internet, cable TV, and phone communications. Allen’s innovations helped shape modern information technology, making global digital communication possible. His contributions earned him recognition as a pioneer in the field, influencing how data is transmitted over long distances with high efficiency.