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Gi-fi stands for Gigafire Wireless Technology (Gigabit Wireless). It is an advance Technology faster than Bluetooth & Wi-fi, which is used for Transferring and Receiving Data, the CMOS process gives it Ultrafast speed of operation .

 

The best thing about Gi-Fi is its short range & fast network system. It uses PAN (Persena Area Network). Gi-Fi is a combination of (Transmitter+ Receiver) in very small magnetic chip size of 5mm. This makes it Flexible & Portable. Benefits of Gi-Fi are- small coverage area (makes it less vulnerable to security threats), small size (makes it most portable), cheap (due to small size).

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Supriya Sharma

She is B.Tech. & M.Tech (CSE) with 9 years of teaching experience.
Her area of interest is Operating Systems, Computation, Programming Languages and Applications. She is currently working in the Institute of Professional Excellence and Management as an Assistant Professor.”

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She is B.Tech. & M.Tech (CSE) with 9 years of teaching experience. Her area of interest is Operating Systems, Computation, Programming Languages and Applications. She is currently working in the Institute of Professional Excellence and Management as an Assistant Professor."

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