Intel plans to incorporate 802.11n into the new version of its Wi-Fi/WiMax chipset. Kedron is expected to be five times better, with data throughputs that are 30 times higher than the 2003 version. The company is now conducting a cooperative testing with major LAN networking suppliers, namely Netgear, D-Link, Linksys and Buffalo, to ensure interoperability of the chipset with other 802.11n products out of the box. The company’s goal is to come out with the first combined Wi-Fi and WiMax radio chipset in two years.
Via [theinquirer.net]
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