By "all types of cables" I assume you mean SATA3, USB3, USB-C, HDMI, Thunderlbolt etc that can push beyond today' ethernet standard of 1gb.
There are at least 2 recent threads here about the desire to do USB3 LAN beyond 1gb, and the basic answer to all these is, these other type of cables have short length limitation, not suitable for a whole-house LAN.
CAT cables, are designed for cable length required of LAN, the protocols involved are designed for it.
But no matter what LAN speed you have, as soon as you hit the Internet... BRAKE!
As already mentioned, if you have the dough for 10gbit, hey is only $$$.