Kumu Networks' new chip could solve dilemma for Wi-Fi vendors at 6 GHz - FierceWireless

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The new chip that Kumu Networks is making available today for customer evaluation and testing could be used by Wi-Fi vendors looking to use the 6 GHz band when it becomes available for unlicensed devices. Kumu just announced that the Kumu Networks ...





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