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A game is being played with announcements from Task Group N: Yes, there is unity. Of a sort. In an interview last week, Atheros’s chief technology officer said the Draft 1.0 accepted by Task Group (which will eventually produce the 802.11n next-generation standard to move Wi-Fi forward) was essentially complete with small details to work out. He said there was a very small risk that major changes would be required. Bill Bunch, director of product marketing at Broadcom, confirmed that view in an interview Wednesday morning.
Read the rest of this article at Wi-Fi Neworking News; it’s important enough that I’ve posted it on the general site.
Posted by Glennf at March 15, 2006 11:04 AM
Categories: Standards, Task Group N