Long Haul Networks

Long Haul Networks refer to telecommunications infrastructure designed to transmit data over long distances, typically between cities or across countries. They employ high-capacity cables, such as fiber optics, which allow for fast and efficient data transfer. Long haul networks are crucial for connecting regional networks and ensuring that internet traffic, phone calls, and other communications can travel smoothly over vast distances. These networks help support global connectivity, enabling everything from streaming services to cloud computing, and are essential for modern communication infrastructures.