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Daily Wireless analyzes Pulse-Link's demonstration of a single chip handling UWB and Wi-Fi: The demonstration at a UWB conference showed simultaneous transmission across 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz, UWB (wireless), and UWB (electrical wiring). Daily Wireless also looks at the various players in the space, and whether UWB might win out over 802.11n.