👉 Cable computing is an innovative approach to delivering high-speed internet services that repurposes existing cable infrastructure to provide broadband connectivity to homes and businesses. Originally, cable companies laid fiber-optic cables to deliver internet access, but with the increasing demand for faster and more reliable internet, they began using the same infrastructure to carry coaxial cables that transmit traditional cable television signals. This repurposing allows cable providers to expand their internet offerings without the need for extensive new installations, making it a cost-effective solution. Cable computing typically offers speeds ranging from 25 to 100 Mbps, depending on the service plan and geographic location, and includes features like DOCSIS 3.1 technology to enhance bandwidth and reduce latency, making it competitive with fiber-optic services in many areas.
