Capterra Glossary
Cell Splitting
Cell splitting refers to the technical process in which cells are split into two or more cells. This does not reduce the power of the cells involved with the split. However, it does increase the capacity of that system. When cells are split, they can handle additional functions or data. This process, which is typically used in electronics, can then increase the number of channels per unit, and makes existing cells more efficient by increasing data speed.
What Small and Midsize Businesses Need to Know About Cell Splitting
Cell splitting works well when a network needs to grow its capacity. This makes businesses able to use networks that can handle data at a much quicker rate.
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