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I think you got your definitions mixed up. Even the name means: "it's dark, no light, as in no data, because that's what light is in this case"
by jbverschoor 5y ago
I think you got your definitions mixed up.
Even the name means: "it's dark, no light, as in no data, because that's what light is in this case"
- freshpots 5y agohttps://flexnetworks.ca/what-is-dark-fibre-why-would-i-want-it/#:~:text=Dark%20Fibre%20is%20a%20strand,their%20own%20optical%20network%20gear https://flexnetworks.ca/what-is-dark-fibre-why-would-i-want-.... It has two meanings. I have heard it most commonly used in reference to private fibre networks.