As the information society demands increasingly stringent requirements for data transmission speed, capacity, and latency, traditional solid-core optical fibers are gradually approaching their theoretical performance limits. Hollow-Core Fiber (HCF), with its revolutionary characteristic of "guiding
The high-speed pulse of the information age is powered by a critical "neural network" – optical fiber. Traditional fibers, made of solid glass, work by trapping light inside a glass core using total internal reflection. However, a disruptive technology is quietly changing the game: Hollow-Core Fiber
Introduction: Bridging Two Technological FrontiersFiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) technology, traditionally associated with high-speed internet connectivity, is now playing a pivotal role in the evolution of Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs). This unexpected synergy between telecommunications infrastructure