NAP stands for the Network Access Point. Stands to common sense it should be in Belmopan, the center of the country, with fiber optic lines going outward around the nation like a spiderweb underground.
At heart of the problem
NAP stands for the Network Access Point. Stands to common sense it should be in Belmopan, the center of the country, with fiber optic lines going outward around the nation like a spiderweb underground.
At heart of the problem is demand. People are going to be downloading movies in real time, watch internet TV and even the local hospitals performing operations with the help of specialist surgeons thousands of miles away in other countries. Fiber optic cable has changed in the last eight years. In fiber optics, data is converted into photons and travels at the speed of light, 186,000 mps. Fiber optic is lighter, faster and more efficient than the older copper wire cables. It is also unaffected by electromagnetic disturbances and less subject to signal degradation. The older fiber optic systems of a few y