Ethernet over Fiber

Ethernet over Fiber refers to a technology that allows data to be transmitted over fiber optic cables using the Ethernet protocol. Fiber optics use light to carry information, providing faster speeds and greater bandwidth than traditional copper cables. This method is commonly used for high-speed internet connections, connecting businesses, and data centers. It enhances performance, reduces interference, and supports long-distance communication without losing signal quality, making it ideal for modern networking needs. Essentially, it combines the widely used Ethernet format with the advantages of fiber optics for efficient and reliable data transfer.