New IBM chip for faster wireless transmission

IBM announced Monday that a new chip has been developed for faster wireless data transfer.

The chip is based on the IEEE 802.15.3c standard, which allows communication within 5-10 meters. It uses the 30-300 GHz portion of the radio frequency range to transfer more data at higher speeds, allowing you to send high-definition video between your DVD player and TV, for example. The speed of the new chips can reach up to 1,4 or 1,5 Gbps transmission.

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The chip is shipped in an IBM unit package that includes a built-in antenna, reducing its cost and power consumption.