UWB technology was originally developed to enable high-speed wireless docking, video streaming, and content sync between mobile devices by using spectrum between 3-10GHz. However, UWB failed to gain widespread adoption due to regulatory issues, standards battles between competing proposals, and large companies withdrawing support after initial products underperformed. Recent efforts aim to revive UWB by using the 6-10GHz spectrum for very short-range, high-speed peer-to-peer communications with an 802.11ac MAC to leverage the Wi-Fi ecosystem, though additional transmit power may be needed to achieve the necessary link budget. The market need for high-speed wireless docking and content sharing still exists and UWB remains a potential solution