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gizmodo.com - 10/20/2008

Quantenna Claims 1Gbps Wi-Fi Speeds By Next Year [Wi-Fi]

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Higher latency and much lower speed are keeping Wi-Fi out of a lot of business settings, even considering massive performance increases of new 802.11n over previous standards. Quantenna says it can remedy these problems with existing technology, and using techniques that are already part of the ...

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googlemobile.blogspot.com - 10/22/2008

Official Google Mobile Blog: My Location now with Wi-Fi

— googlemobile.blogspot.com — Today, we're taking another step toward that goal, with the release of My Location with Wi-Fi, which will provide even greater accuracy when you use a device with Wi-Fi. The premise is similar to what we do with cell tower information: information ... (more) Official Google Mobile Blog: My Location now with Wi-Fi

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gigaom.com - 10/14/2008

Wi-Fi Gets a Boost With Quantenna Chips

— gigaom.com — If you’re like me and believe that Wi-Fi is going to rule the home networking environment , then a means to ensure reliable and fast Wi-Fi connectivity to all corners of the home becomes essential. That’s where chipsets from Quantenna Communications ... (more) Wi-Fi Gets a Boost With Quantenna Chips

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Quantenna 1Gbps WiFi chipset promised for 2009
SlashGear — ... QHS600) with four radios each, and a simultaneous dual-band 2.4GHz/5GHz version with eight radios (the QHS1000). While none will be available directly to the end consumer, Quantenna is suggesting OEM pricing of $20 for the single-band and $40 for the dual-band chipsets when bought in bulk.  While this is more than existing WiFi radios, Quantenna have also included extra functionality in the chipsets that would usual require further outlay (and bulk) for the OEM. [via Gizmodo] ...