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Group 8 : TOPIC 2.1 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - On-Board NICs, via an expansion slot or
        peripheral bus
      - Wireless NICs, which contain antennas to send and receive signals wirelessly.
- - - - Fibre optic cables have much greater bandwidth than metal cables. Information can be transmitted per unit time of fibre over other transmission media, giving fibre optic cables a significant advantage.
    - - Fibre optic networks are significantly faster than even the highest-speed copper Internet connections, with options ranging from 5 Mbps to 100 Gbps.
    - - Fibre optic cables can reach 10's of kilometres in distance compared to the maximum 100-metre distance that is the limit of copper cables.
    - - Compared to copper cables, fibre optic cables are thinner and lighter in weight. Fibre can withstand more pull pressure than copper and is less prone to damage and breakage.
    - - The business benefits of lowering your latency could include better voice quality for VoIP users, the ability to move more apps to the cloud, download and upload huge files without disruption and improved collaboration between employees.
    - - It has higher physical security as all hardware and electronics can be installed in one central location, unlike copper systems, where equipment is required to be installed within distribution locations throughout a facility.