Soldato
No not the avalon guy on here but avalon networks uk who i spoke with and said that their cat8 cables are recommended since with other brand cables they send the packets via skin effect on the surface of the conductor and like a train can derail if the track hits a 90 degree sharp bend. They claimed with their own cat8 cables the packets travel through the conductor like a tunnel and can be bent any way, the packet has no where to go other than out the other end of the cable.
I was like
Oh, that guy. It’s all coming back to me now. The came to my CAT8 - WTF British Rail training session. It was really good. Maybe I got a few things mixed up. I remember something about Virgin Trains not running quite at full speed because they were using 802.11af instead of 802.11bt PoE into the overhead CAT8 cables. I got £5 off train tickets for them being late for months... Good times