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AT4 labs to put LTE-U to the test in Wi-Fi Alliance tie-up

Chief Editor August 9, 2016 0 14 sec read
The row over Wi-Fi spectrum access is continuing, but the Wi-Fi Alliance is pressing ahead with coexistence tests to be conducted by US test laboratory AT4 Wireless. LTE-U (LTE unlicensed) has caused heated exchanges ever since the proposal first emerged: its aim is to let cellcos send data over….

Posted: 2016-08-09 06:26:00

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