The real data throughput of 802.11n is expected to reach a 540 Mbit/s and also offer a better operating distance than current networks. This is made possible by using multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) and OFDM.
While hoping that existing two industry groups, WWiSE and TGn Sync, to harmonise and consolidate their proposal into a single proposal, rumous spread that "four major companies -- Broadcom, Intel, Atheros and Marvell, holding the lion's share of the Wi-Fi chipset market -- have formed a third camp with the aim of writing a whole new proposal.",
Industry observers have called this an offensive gambit aimed at Airgo Networks, an emerging chipmaker, to be forced it to a fundamental redesign.
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