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A New Type of Li-Fi Cracked 40 Gbps, 100 Times Faster Than the Best Wi-Fi By Fiona MacDonald

25 April 2017

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Most li-fi systems rely on transmitting data via LED bulbs, which means there are some limitations to how easily the technology could be applied to systems outside the lab. But researchers have come up with a new type of li-fi…

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The London Underground Has Its Own Internet Of Things By Neal Ungerleider

23 May 2014

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The London Underground is one of the world’s oldest public transportation systems. Until recently, it was also an organizational mess. Why the London Metro is wiring sensors and Wi-Fi into escalators, tunnels, and maintenance equipment? learn more in fastcolabs The London…

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Wi Fi

A New Type of Li-Fi Cracked 40 Gbps, 100 Times Faster Than the Best Wi-Fi By Fiona MacDonald

The London Underground Has Its Own Internet Of Things By Neal Ungerleider