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+-   Replacing fiber with 10 gigabit/second wireless on Friday October 03 2008, @09:02AM Chicken_dinner

Submitted by Chicken_dinner on Friday October 03 2008, @09:02AM
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Chicken_dinner writes "Engineers at Battelle have come up with a way to send data through the air at 10 Gigabits per second using point-to-point millimeter-wave technology. They used standard optical networking equipment and essentially combined two lower bandwidth signals to produce a 10Gb from from the interference. They say the technology be replace fiber optics around large campuses or companies or even deliver high bandwidth streaming within the home."
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