Cutting the Cord: How Wireless Andrew Paved the Way for Today’s Wi-Fi

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What if the wireless connection you take for granted began as a small research experiment, and only revealed its true potential when students hacked their way onto it? In this episode, we're joined by Alex Hills, Distinguished Service Professor of Engineering and Public Policy at Carnegie Mellon University and the creator of Wireless Andrew, the world’s first large-scale Wi-Fi network. Alex's story begins in 1970s rural Alaska, where he helped bring the first telephone, radio, and television service to remote villages reachable only by boat, snowmobile, or bush plane. Working in wind chills

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