Long-Haul Network - Definition or Meaning

Long-Haul Network

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Definition of “Long-Haul Network” :

A “Long-Haul Network” refers to a large-scale telecommunications network that covers extensive geographical areas, often connecting cities, countries, or continents. It is designed to transmit data over long distances using various transmission mediums like fiber optic cables, satellite links, etc.

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