Wi-Fi®’s expansion into the 6 GHz frequency band delivers more than just faster connection speeds – it fundamentally changes how networks are deployed and managed. Utilizing this additional spectrum for Wi-Fi can support higher device densities, offer better network performance in crowded environments, and reduce congestion in the existing 2.4 and 5 GHz bands.
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The exponential growth of mobile data consumption poses a significant challenge to telecommunications service providers worldwide. With limited licensed spectrum available, telecom service providers are grappling with network congestion and slower data speeds that can result in a compromised user experience.by Guoqing Li
Wi-Fi 7 brings advanced Wi-Fi® performance to the next era of connected devices. In this new blog series, we’ll explore how Wi-Fi 7 enables innovation across various market segments.by The Beacon
Wi-Fi Alliance® and Ramathibodi Hospital, Mahidol University have been working together to promote the value of 6 GHz Wi-Fi®.by John Lukez
No other wireless communications technology has left as deep of an impression as Wi-Fi®. From its humble beginnings 25 years ago to the ubiquitous connectivity technology that enables widespread, untethered communication today, Wi-Fi has far exceeded initial expectations.by The Beacon
Wi-Fi Alliance® recently hosted a panel on Wi-Fi®’s unforeseen influence at the Americas Member Meeting in Austin. The panel explored the profound impact of Wi-Fi across industries, from advancing patient care and enhancing events to supporting NASA in space exploration and discovery. Read on for key insights from our panelists:by Matt Pekarske
Wi-Fi 7 brings advanced Wi-Fi® performance to the next era of connected devices. In this new blog series, we’ll explore how Wi-Fi 7 enables innovation across various market segments.by Saju Palayur
Wi-Fi® has become indispensable to our daily lives, enabling seamless connectivity and access to a wide array of applications.by The Beacon
The first choice for connectivityWi-Fi® is celebrating its 25th year, and the technology remains the preferred choice for wireless connectivity a quarter century later. 4.1 billion Wi-Fi devices are forecast to ship in 2024,[1] contributing to 45.9 billion cumulative Wi-Fi shipmentsby Vijay Ramraj
RUCKUS Networks demonstrated how Wi-Fi 7 supports today’s connected enterprise at the Wi-Fi Alliance® Asia Member Meeting in Singapore. As today’s workplace continues to evolve, enterprises must ensure their networks can support the applications that empower communication and collaboration, including immersive presentations, 8K video conferencing, and more.