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Cory Doctorow at 7:10 am Wed, Jul 31, 2002

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Great collection of 802.11a and WiFi statistics. As Kevin Werbach notes, these are great fodder if you're going out trying to raise money for a standards-defined wireless Internet company (you know who you are!).
The good: WLAN product sales for businesses are up, as high as 175%, and will continue to grow another 60% in 2002. Security specialists, of course, have done quite well in the last few months, as 802.11x security remains the consistent bug in most business implementations.
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