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Why is wireless networking called wireless when there are wires connecting the wireless router to the modem? Or the modem to the coax? Because it's wireless at
by syntheticcdo 8y ago
Why is wireless networking called wireless when there are wires connecting the wireless router to the modem? Or the modem to the coax? Because it's wireless at the last hop and that is what is what is important to the user.
- JohnFen 8y agoBecause with wireless networking, there is a major portion of the link that actually is wireless (and with some setups, it's entirely wireless). With "serverless" computing, there is no point at which a server is not being used.