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Ethernet Cable Market Trends and Opportunities by 2028 tusharJuly 22, 2021 Allied Market Research Published Latest Report, titled, “ Ethernet Cable Market by Type (Copper Cable and Fiber Optic Cable), Application (Residential, Industrial, and Commercial), and Cable Structure (Shielded Twisted Pair and Unshielded Twisted Pair): Global Opportunity Analysis and Industry Forecast, 2021-2028” provides a comprehensive study of the global Ethernet Cable Market along with an analysis of dynamic growth factors, challenges, constraints, and opportunities. Moreover, the report offers detailed insigh...
Published June 6, 2021, 12:07 PM By Eliseo M. Rio Jr. In its latest press statement, DICT tried to veil the truth with an illogical computation that on a price per Mbps basis, the MIS-VSAT cost is only P14,285.71 per month per Mbps while the DICT-UNDP VSAT cost is a whopping P63,826.67 per month per Mbps. But no matter what magical computations DICT makes to bring us to wonderland, on the actual basis that the government is spending real money, the cost of the MIS-VSAT will never go lower than P90,000/month/site, nor will the DICT-UNDP VSAT go higher than P19,148/month/site.
The ability to disrupt or destroy underwater cables would give a nation a decisive edge in combat.