Making the most of white spaces and the unused spectrum

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When researchers such as Ranveer Chandra get creative with wireless protocols, it's possible to reuse unoccupied spectrum, give Xbox games an edge, let mobile devices run longer, or provide Internet access to impoverished rural areas.
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