This Is The Fastest Wi-Fi Yet!

This Is The Fastest Wi-Fi Yet!

    DNews

Published on 22 Sep 2014

We live in a world where wifi speeds are fast, but what if they could be faster? Julian is here to discuss a new method scientists are using to achieve higher speeds.

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