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# L4 a* z  x8 J* g0 E) Z4 _+ P Everybody hates wires, but if you want crazy speed, they ;re the way to go. But maybe not anymore. A team of German scientists have developed record-setting Wi-Fi that cooks right along at 100 Gigabits per second. You know, like Google Fiber but times 1 stanley botella 00.     The tech was developed by a joint team from the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Solid State Physics  IAF  and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology  KIT , and th stanley quencher is isn ;t their first record. They already set one for the world   fastest Wi-Fi with a 40Gbps connection a few months ago. These guys are legit. https://gizmodo/the-worlds-fastest-wi-fi-puts-your-sluggish-router-to-508473843 Like the previous 40Gbps tech, this new 100Gbps version uses some super high-frequency signals  237.5 GHz  that let you really pack in the data. At 100Gbps, for instance, you can transmit a whole Blu-ray of data in two seconds flat. The catch is that high-frequency signals like this aren ;t very good at going through walls like the low frequency ones your average router spits out. So you wind up with something less like a dome of coverage and something more like an invisible cable where the ends need to be able to see each other. Previously, IAF and KIT   tech was tested to blast data between the  stanley cups peaks of skyscrapers, and this new version could serve as a bad-ass, cheap, and modular framework for patching holes in fiber lines and bringing high-speed internet to places where it   too cost prohibitive or obno