Irish academics in worldwide WiFi breakthrough

Cyberspace traffic jams could be a thing of the past after number crunchers cracked a code to free up clogged WiFi networks.

Cyberspace traffic jams could be a thing of the past after number crunchers cracked a code to free up clogged WiFi networks.

A team of 20 researchers at the Hamilton Institute in NUI Maynooth have developed cheap internet software that international academics spent the last 10 years trying unsuccessfully to create.

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