Intel Corp.'s R&D group will push for a hybrid approach to what is expected to be a broad and heated debate on next-generation Wi-Fi standards in the IEEE 802.11n group. The proposed 100 Mbit/second version of 802.11 should embrace smart antennas, wider channels and advances in error correction and power efficiency, said James Wilson, a researcher in Intel's corporate R&D group. A lively debate inside Intel over a .11n proposal has not yet been resolved, he added.
Via [eetimes.com]
Intel Pushes Hybrid Approach For Next-gen Wi-Fi
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