Competition for Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi has competition.
So-called "Super Wi-Fi," which offers a bigger range than existing hotspots, is being deployed in the U.S and is generating interest in a number of countries, including Britain and Brazil.
Super Wi-Fi is not really Wi-Fi because it uses a different frequency and requires specially designed equipment, but it offers some of Wi-Fi's advantages, and more.
The name was coined by the US Federal Communications Commission in 2010, when it approved the deployment of unused broadcast television spectrum, or so-called "white spaces," for wireless broadband.
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