The science people have been at it again, doing their sciencing, and this time they've gone and proved that wireless speeds can be even speedier than the already-speedy speeds we're used to. Over 9,000-times faster, in fact.
Some nerds over at University College London (UCL) have set a new wireless transfer speed record (via Interesting Engineering) by combining all-electronic and optical ("optoelectronic") methods. The ultimate end-result is a wireless transfer speed of 938 Gbps. And I'm sure, like me, you probably consider that a bit of a failure. Seriously, they couldn't push a little harder and crack the 1,000 Gbps barrier? So close and yet so far.
