We're closer than ever to achieving true wireless broadband. Here's how we'll get there.
The level of innovation within wireless technology today is, frankly, rather amazing. Wireless is, after all, an old
But the case is quite the opposite. For much of its history, wireless has been concerned with long range and limited throughput-examples include shortwave radio, broadcasting, (wireless) Morse code and analog voice. However, as we all know from what's happened in wired networks over the past 15 years, today's theme is broadband-higher data rates, capable of carrying many simultaneous interactions, increasingly in support of voice and video applications. Indeed, wireless technologies have made major progress in this quest for broadband.