For a look at the newest innovative Wi-Fi products being introduced to the world this year, check out the map highlighting Wi-Fi Alliance members demonstrating the latest innovations at #CES2018 and follow @WiFiAlliance on Twitter.
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In 2003, the World Radio Conference (WRC) allocated 5250-5350 MHz and 5470-5725 MHz frequency bands for use by Radio Local Area Networks (RLANs), which include Wi-Fi®.by The Beacon
Each year, Wi-Fi Alliance® recognizes the contributions of members and individuals who are setting a standard for participation and leadership in the Wi-Fi® industry.by Alex Roytblat
Over the last two decades, Wi-Fi® has met user needs for two significant trends – near constant connection and an ever-growing demand for data. First, Wi-Fi has evolved from emerging technology to essential component of telecommunications infrastructure.by The Beacon
This year, CES celebrates 50 years of bringing visionaries together to showcase the future of consumer electronics. Wi-Fi® is woven throughout the entire show in products and services that make life easier and more entertaining, and connect everyone and everything, everywhere.by Thomas Derham
Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Vantage™ is the new certification designation from Wi-Fi Alliance® for mobile devices and Access Points (APs) that support features needed to ensure an excellent user experience in managed Wi-Fi® networks.by Thomas Derham
Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Vantage™Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Vantage™ is the new certification designation from Wi-Fi Alliance® for mobile devices and Access Points (APs) that support features needed to deliver an excellent user experience in managed Wby Edgar Figueroa
For more than 16 years, Wi-Fi Alliance® has fostered highly effective collaboration between hundreds of member companies from a wide range of industries.by Rolf de Vegt
Qualcomm Technologies study addressing spectrum needsIn a recent study conducted by Qualcomm Technologies, researchers addressed the question how a throughput performance expectation of 1 Gbps of sustained Wi-Fi® coverage can be achieved in dense residential and enterprise deployment scenarios.by Rolf de Vegt
The need for 1 Gbps coverageThe Wi-Fi® industry innovation engine is currently focused on improving performance of Wi-Fi networks in dense environments.