Super-powered Wi-Fi startup gets $25 million backing from Cisco, Verizon, others
Kumu Networks, a wireless startup which claims to have eliminated self-interference from Wi-Fi radios, announced today that it had raised another $25 million in venture capital funding from Cisco, Verizon, Deutsche Telekom and Swisscom.
Founded in 2011 by a group of academics from Stanford, Kumu says that its full-duplex wireless technology allows radios to both transmit and receive on the same frequency by canceling out the self-interference noise that usually occurs when transmitting – in essence, the radio can’t hear itself transmit.
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