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msoad
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Wi-Fi and LTE in Unlicensed Spectrum Bands
It's also called LTE-U. There was a lot debate around this in the recent IEEE conference. I mean yelling at each other kind of debate!
freyr
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the recent IEEE conference
IEEE has a lot of conferences. Which one are you referring to? I'm genuinely curious.
yxhuvud
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Any more details? What were the two sides of that debate?
msoad
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One side was (is) AT&T and Vrizon and other side was Google and other members
minot
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If AT&T and Verizon are on the same side, I'd probably be on the other side.
spacecowboy_lon
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Its American mobile companies so id agree with you :-)
TorKlingberg
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IEEE develops the WiFi standards, while LTE is standardized at 3GPP/ETSI/ITU. There tends to be some rivalry, and doing similar things in two different ways.
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