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clients.mikealbano.com updated.
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On 10 June 1858, two ships headed to sea to start laying the first operational Transatlantic cable. The project was completed on 5 August, and the first-ever Transatlantic telegraph message was sent on 12 August. Learn more on @IEEESpectrum via bit.ly/3MDDTLc
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This week we acknowledge actress and inventor Hedy Lamarr. Inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2014, her invention of “frequency hopping” helped pave the way for modern-day Wi-Fi and other wireless tech.
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Happy 458th birthday to Galileo Galilei! Born in Pisa, Italy, Galileo was the first to aim a telescope into the night sky. Through his lens, he saw the four largest moons of Jupiter, and the Galilean moons were the first objects found to orbit a planet other than Earth.
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Chris' QUIC talk is the best I have seen. Now that QUIC is used on many platforms learning this protocol will be critical for analysts moving forward. #wireshark
Congratulations! IEEE Std 802.11ba-2021, Wake Up Radio was officially published on Friday, October 8, 2021.
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Impressive webinar from @NetAlly with guest @RickMurphyWiTS he even teaches new things to #wifi experts like Julio P.
The FCC just announced ET Docket No. 21-352, “Commission Begins the Process for Authorizing 6 GHz Band Automated Frequency Coordination Systems Public Notice” starting November 30, 2021. Full PN at docs.fcc.gov/public/attachme…
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I just added them all up... since October, @netally has put out 12 significant product releases. Fastest pace of innovation I've ever seen coming out of R&D.
Announced today! It’s official by way of Dorothy Stanley, IEEE 802.11 WG Chair, “IEEE Std 802.11ax-2021 officially published on 19 May 2021.”
Congratulations to the TGmd Task Group on the publication of IEEE 802.11-2020, officially published on 26 February, 2021!
Have you ever considered joining the IEEE or 802 Standards Association? If interested, I have a couple Membership Referral cards left that I can send you.
Happy Albert Day! Albert Einstein arrived in U.S as a refugee from Nazi Germany on this day in 1933.
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That’s not stated quite right. They don’t actually evaluate whether or not there’s enough SNR to decide and then make a decision. Rather, they can either decode the incoming signal, or not. If they CAN decode it, they MUST continue until it completes or has an error.
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If you know anybody that wants to learn about wireless, I'm doing a 2 part (2 hr each) session that will give them some good foundation. (please share with your friends)
Excited to kick off @ArubaNetworks Mobility Essentials next week with @davidwestcott! Register to join us here: arubanetworks.com/assets/sup…
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If you are keeping score, Wi-Fi 6E will require you to deploy 2 new SSID's due to the rigid security requirements of 11ax. Only WPA3 and OWE are allowed, so how will you support those clients when they use 2.4/5 without adding SSID's to those bands?
802.11bf is now on the track. The WLAN Sensing Study Group was granted a Project Authorization Request (PAR) as of Monday. ETA ~Sep 2024. 802.11bf is “Enhancements for Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) Sensing”.


















