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The same technology wars that have hurt wireless networking products in the past are surfacing once again, with two groups vying to chart the course of untethered high-speed connections. Intel, Cisco ...

The latest multiprotocol wireless SoCs aim to connect unconnected “things” with a single chip. This roundup spotlights some ...

Industry groups backing competing wireless standards have admitted that they must start cooperating more for users' sake. The proliferation of competing wireless standards risks confusing technology ...

Two wireless internet groups have decided to cooperate on standards, paving the way for consumers to access high-speed wireless networks without compatibility problems. Those next-generation wireless ...

The proliferation of hybrid and multi-cloud IT environments, coupled with the shift to remote work, is driving demand for more robust corporate networks and expanded unified communications and ...

Recent advancements in wireless technology—including 5G, Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC), and Fixed Wireless Access (FWA)—are paving the way for unprecedented flexibility in modernizing networks and ...

Commercial wireless networking technologies based on the 802.11n standard may provide warfighters in operation Iraqi Freedom with increased data throughput capabilities at longer ranges. Military and ...

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The folks who brought you the HDMI standard, now want to create a unified high-definition wireless AV standard for your home--and mobile products. Executive Editor David Carnoy has been a leading ...

CHICAGO — Some insurance industry IT managers who attended this week’s LOMA Emerging Technology Conference here said they have set their sights on wireless devices that they hope could help reduce ...

The same technology wars that have hurt wireless networking products in the past are surfacing once again, with two groups vying to chart the course of untethered high-speed connections. Intel, Cisco ...