Qualcomm this week at the Broadband World Forum formally introduced its mesh architecture for WiFi, suggesting it was the first to protect video and ensure it arrives on time. We’re sure that’s not right, but it could end up as the major alternative to those services which have already been doing this for years. We first wrote not one, but two stories about WiFi that segments video and treats it differently, about 5 years ago, with both Turkish AirTies Wireless Networks and Israel’s Celeno claiming their WiFi software helped HD and 4K video get around the house. They have made constant improvements in their software systems which do this. Since then Quantenna and Broadcom have announced they have licensed the…