Copper Network

Copper Network

A copper network is a telecommunications infrastructure that uses copper wires to transmit voice, data, and signals.

Traditionally, copper networks have been the foundation of telephone and broadband services, relying on twisted-pair copper cables or coaxial cables to facilitate communication.

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