From what I can tell, DIDO does not overcome Shannon's law, it just moves the channels around that still fall under Shannon's law (basically re-using white spac

From what I can tell, DIDO does not overcome Shannon's law, it just moves the channels around that still fall under Shannon's law (basically re-using white space). Interestingly, this is not that different than what LTE does already (using it's SON feature, Self Optimizing Network). One problem that DIDO has is that it neglects the the speed of light, latency, introduced by the central manager.