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 | | Chinese engineers want to see their own WAPI standard adopted as the official ISO successor to WiFi, but they're facing stiff competition from a rival technology, 802.11i, which is backed by Intel, among others. |
 | | While this in itself might not be front-page news, the Chinese engineers have also stepped up a war of words and now accuse (PDF) the US-based IEEE of "conspiracy," "unethical activities," and "cultural chauvinism," among other strongly-worded charges. |
 | | The anger is coming from the Broadband Wireless Internet Protocol Standard Group (BWIPS), the Chinese consortium backing WAPI, which feels like the IEEE has been out to sabotage them at the ISO in order to promote their own 802.11i technology. |
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