Edgewater Wireless Systems Inc V.YFI

Alternate Symbol(s): KPIFF

Technology Communication Equipment

Edgewater Wireless Systems Inc. is engaged in Spectrum Slicing technology for residential and commercial markets. The Company develops advanced wireless fidelity (Wi-Fi) silicon solutions, access points, and intellectual property (IP) licensing designed to meet the service needs of service providers and their customers. Its physical layer Spectrum Slicing allows a frequency band to be divided, or sliced, to enable more radios to operate in a given area. Its silicon solutions are products delivering multiple, concurrent channels of Tx and Rx from a single, Wi-Fi standard compliant radio. Its Spectrum Slicing powered products are designed to address the needs of carrier-class, high-density Wi-Fi for both residential and commercial deployments. Its products are designed with its comprehensive, user- friendly and intuitive Element Management System-EdgeNet, that offers service providers with flexibility in configuring and independently monitoring each 802.11 channel in the network.

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Comment by Brian78on Nov 01, 2019 1:14pm

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Pandora wrote:
Brian78 wrote:

Pandora wrote:

leodevoe wrote:
Another nothingburger release about a nothingburger piece of freeware. So it's now actually available. Amazing. Not to be tooooo redundant but given there are almost client devices that have the required two radios DCW is useless. In the six months the code for the other two implementations was available not one company said a word. Still no word.

As usual Yfi don't sell anything. They put out news about something that could maybe possibly lead to something at some time in the nebulous future.

Up .015 on $5K in trades. It's good to wake up with a laugh. Sets the day up well

Leo presumably you meant to say "almost 'no' client devices that have the required two radios"

That surprises me. One radio = one band, one channel and yet no devices have two or more radios. Or have I got the understanding wrong? I thought they at least had two radios to cover the two bands 2.4Ghz & 5 Ghz or do they cover both bands with an adaptation in the one radio? Just curious as to how that is spelled out? I haven't gone to look at any specs for the various radios.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.researchgate.net/post/Dual_Band_Vs_Dual_Radio/amp

looks like it depends dual band uses one radio capable of transmitting on both bands but not at the same time. Dual radio access points can use both bands simultaneously.

But only one channel per band?