I'm not very sure, but it want to be a sort of alternative to WIMAX.

http://www.xgtechnology.com/about.asp

The site is very unfriendly with the XG standard information, I
remeber i've read an article somewhere  about a demonstration where
two journalists has been invited to see a link covering a large area
with a small power transciever using a sort of QAM. The transciever
was mounted in a top of 30 or 50m tower and they claimed the
transmitter power was less than 50mW. Nobody measured that, say the
journalists. As long there isn't a standard, it does not exist.

Vasile

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