Deployments of wireless hubs will be controlled and limited in the first deployments, but over time, larger areas of campus could be covered. Potential first sites are the Cooper Library and some smart classrooms. The problem is, despite the obvious improvements, the technology is still more hype than practical. There are some serve performance costs with using wireless connections since they are shared connections and throughput can suffer greatly with large number of users, large transfers of data and over large distance. A traditional wired connection on campus is typically connected a switched 10 mb connection, perhaps even 100 mb connection.
Switched connections devote bandwidth solely to one workstation through a switched hub or router.
Still, wireless connectivity in some cases will be a great convenience to some users.