kaabelinterneti

Kaabelinternet, also known as cable internet, is a type of broadband internet access that utilizes the same coaxial cable network used for cable television. This technology transmits data by sending it through the coaxial cable, allowing for significantly higher speeds than traditional dial-up connections. Unlike DSL, which uses telephone lines, cable internet employs a shared network, meaning that bandwidth can be divided among users in a specific area.

The infrastructure for cable internet typically involves a modem at the user's home that connects to the cable outlet. This modem translates the digital signals from the computer into a format that can be transmitted over the cable lines, and vice versa. The speed of a cable internet connection is often measured in megabits per second (Mbps) for both download and upload speeds. Download speeds are generally faster than upload speeds.

Cable internet providers offer various plans with different speed tiers to cater to diverse user needs, from basic browsing to heavy streaming and online gaming. The availability of cable internet is dependent on the presence of a cable television infrastructure in a particular region. While offering high speeds, the shared nature of the network can sometimes lead to slower performance during peak usage hours when many users are online simultaneously.