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The race for bandwidth has led cable moguls to peddle Web access and telephone service.
But with wireless access gaining momentum, and the all-around arms race for bandwidth, 4G starts to make sense, in a crazy, crazy kind of way.
Their backgrounds vary, but they share a vision in the race to build bandwidth.
Multiplayer versions of Doom have long been known for wasting network bandwidth in company offices as users race around mazes and shoot at one another.
There's also the risk of a horrifying glut of bandwidth as cable and phone companies race to extend competing fiber-optic lines to every office and home.
And cable, phone and wireless carriers are racing to deploy the bandwidth that will make the last mile of the Web just as fast and flashy as the high-definition TV carried through airwaves or cable.
The premise was that bandwidth, freed from "its copper cage and regulatory jail," would now race along faster than Moore's Law.
Our approach is demonstrated through a compact rat-race coupler and a patch antenna with enhanced bandwidth.
With midterm races to worry about, legislators have neither the bandwidth nor the political cover or daring to take on controversial bills.
Data Race started out making industrial strength multiplexers that let companies carve up high-bandwidth T-1 lines, for instance, into separate phone connections.
