Tim Higgins
NETGEAR is demoing a cable modem router with draft 802.11ac wireless built in.
The company is showing a new 802.11ac DOCSIS3.0 gateway at the ANGA Cable show this week in Cologne, Germany.
Feature set is similar to its recently-released R6300 router, which started shipping a few weeks ago, i.e. dual-band support, NETGEAR Genie, ReadySHARE storage sharing, DLNA media server, parental controls and IPv6 support.
The gateway will be available to service providers only, but NETGEAR did not say when.
Broadcom today announced a new single-chip Wi-Fi router combining an 802.11g wireless LAN baseband / MAC, 2.4 GHz radio, 10/100 Ethernet switch and MIPS processor.
Israeli semiconductor company Celeno Communications today announced a wireless chipset that it claims can support up to four concurrent, different HD streams with "whole-home coverage while maintaining wire-like quality of experience".
Wilocity and Atheros today announced their collaboration to build "tri-band" WiGig / Wi-Fi devices.
