content: Not so fast friend. While this is interesting, it shouldn't be taken super seriously. In short:  This was a done in a lab. Over only 100 meters (this group researches "mobile phone" type wireless, not location based WiFi, so it really needs to go quite a bit further than that. While that's fast, the article does imply (as would be expected) that there is very low integrity. The process of increasing integrity means slowing the connection down.  And then there's something that should raise the eyebrow of any physicist or engineer:  ...we can exceed 1Tbps wirelessly...this is the same capacity as fibre optics...  Really? Because the record for single-core fiber currently sits at 101 Tbit/s! For multi-core fibers, Bell Labs takes the cake with over...are you ready...1.05 petabits per second. And this is over several thousand kilometers. Nice experimental results though.