The Wi-Fi Alliance: ‘The value of Wi-Fi will reach $3.3 trillion this year’ The Wi-Fi Alliance published a recent report that 2021 will see the current
With Wi-Fi Alliance’s certification, Wi-Fi 6E now promises interoperability, enhanced security
More than 338 million Wi-Fi 6E devices are expected to enter the market in 2021 One month ago, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) authorized the first
Multi-link operation and deterministic low latency are two Wi-Fi 7 key features It’s only been a little over a year since the W-Fi Alliance released the
Key Wi-Fi Vantage features include Passpoint, Wi-Fi Agile Multiband and Wi-Fi Optimized Connectivity Wi-Fi Alliance is upgrading its Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Vantage certification program to include advanced
Qualcomm has more than 17 Wi-Fi 6-enabled devices and more than 200 AP and gateway designs Last month, the FCC opened up the 6 GHz frequency
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Categories 6 GHz, Devices, Network Infrastructure, Opinion, Policy, unlicensed spectrum, wi-fi, Wi-Fi 6, wi-fi 6e, Wi-Fi Alliance
Wi-Fi Alliance expects more than 300 million Wi-Fi 6E devices in 2021
Wi-Fi Alliance exec: ‘Think about what we can accomplish with what we’ve just been given with Wi-Fi 6E’ Wi-Fi Alliance’s Senior Vice President of Marketing Kevin
Throughout 2019, we heard a constant drumbeat about newer, faster, better wireless technologies. These included Wi-Fi 6, 5G, CBRS, LoRaWAN, and a plethora of IoT-focused
Throughout 2019, we heard a constant drumbeat about newer, faster, better wireless technologies. These included Wi-Fi 6, 5G, CBRS, LoRaWAN, and a plethora of IoT-focused
Throughout 2019, we heard a constant drumbeat about newer, faster, better wireless technologies. These included Wi-Fi 6, 5G, CBRS, LoRaWAN, and a plethora of IoT-focused
Huawei Technologies said that the recent decision by a number of standards and industry organizations to partially suspend collaboration with the company will not have
AT&T and NAB against unlicensed use of 6 GHz; Qualcomm, Wi-Fi Alliance are for opening it up In October last year the U.S. Federal Communications Commission
Arris claims first Wi-Fi EasyMesh product For consumers, Wi-Fi dead zones can be the cause of frustration and decreased productivity. To improve coverage, facilitated internet of
IEEE Wi-Fi roadmap calls for continued enhancements with ax, WiGig and ad variants of 802.11 standard While it’s not the subject of the generational hype cycles
Wi-Fi continues to evolve with IEEE 802.11ax, 802.11ad and 802.11ay standards Operators the world over are looking to commercialize multi-gigabit, low latency 5G services; it’s the
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Categories 5G, Agile Multiband, Analyst Angle, Optimized Connectivity, Passpoint, wi-fi, Wi-FI 360, Wi-Fi Alliance, Wi-Fi Vantage
Analyst Angle: Wi-Fi evolves 5G-type capabilities
While 5G will support unlicensed and shared spectrum, Wi-Fi has been moving in the other direction, taking on many characteristics of cellular technologies such as