The fast fiber photon cable developed by ASU is one of the latest cutting-edge communication technologies capable for data transfer speeds that are lightning fast. Its main function is to enable large quantity information can be transferred over long distances without the quality of signal degrading. Technological features of ASU's fiber optic cable includes a glass or plastic fiber core, wrapped in layers of protective materials that increase its durability and block out ambient noise so you get clean signals; it's a technological marvel. This cable has a large bandwidth and low power requirements, and therefore it is a lifesaver in many fields. In addition to telecommunications equipment, it is applied also as a panoply of applications for the numerous mobile services we use on everyday basis--the Internet connection to buy airline tickets or make hotel reservations whether from home or abroad; cable television programs from around world with different languages; your local video store where DVDs cover every conceivable subject and last night's CSI rerun will be displayed at the front of new releases; and data centers that hold trillions of bytes sent every second through private networks without ever going off-line.