There is no advantage for wisps in what was written in the article. In
general we're limited by Nyquist's and associated theorems which
predict the maximum amount of data we can put into a given wavelength
band. That hasn't changed. The speed of light in fiber is NOT why
fiber has an
Radio Waves Replace Fiber?
There is no advantage for wisps in what was written in the article. In
general we're limited by Nyquist's and associated theorems which
predict the maximum amount of data we can put into a given wavelength
band. That hasn't changed. The speed of light in fiber is NOT why
Really cool!
Except, Singleton started to lose me when he gave hypothetical uses for the
technology. Why does radiowaves have to go the speed if light, for it to pin
point a tumor inches away, or why would a pencil beam be more benefical for
satelite cell phone technology. Somewhat clueless
