Oversimplifying, Shannon's theorem applies to a single channel between source and destination. Current Wifi uses the same channel for all destinations, since t

Oversimplifying, Shannon's theorem applies to a single channel between source and destination. Current Wifi uses the same channel for all destinations, since there is no way to spatially separate destinations - thus the signals to different destinations interfere and proportionately reduce the capacity to individual destinations. DIDO is creating spatially separated channels to each destination by modeling the spatial domain and creating signals from different APs which interfere to deliver independent channels to each destination.