Wi-Fi proponent Jessica Rosenworcel to lead FCC as Acting Chairwoman
From one big Wi-Fi proponent – Ajit Pai – to the next: FCC will for now be headed up by Jessica Rosenworcel. Huge congrats to Ms Jessica from all of us at Wi-Fi NOW.
Roundup: Mercku’s M6 wins CES Award, FCC mulls over client-to-client in 6 GHz, MediaTek selected for 6E testbed
Lots of activity within the Wi-Fi industry this week and last – here’s the overview.
Wi-Fi 6E era begins: Samsung releases world’s first 6 GHz Wi-Fi smartphone
The crowning achievement of more than three years of intense Wi-Fi industry work on opening up the 6 GHz band for Wi-Fi happened yesterday.
Aura Wireless and Wi-Fi NOW join forces to promote better Wi-Fi with advanced antenna technology
We’re delighted that Wi-Fi antenna startup Aura Wireless has chosen to partner with us. Exciting times for outdoor Wi-Fi.
Wi-Fi Alliance predictions: Get ready for another landmark year
The impact of the world’s most popular and successful wireless technology continues to expand. Have a look at what’s in store.
Atlantic Broadband launches ‘WiFi Your Way™’ with Plume, Virgin Media picks Plume for pods, & TP-Link debuts a raft of 6E routers at CES
Don’t miss the latest Wi-Fi industry breaking news.
CES: Qorvo releases two new Wi-Fi 6E compact FEMs (Front End Modules), NETGEAR launches Wi-Fi 6E Nighthawk
A lot of the big Wi-Fi news coming out of CES this year is Wi-Fi 6E-related. Here’s more.
CES: Intel debuts Wi-Fi 6E on vPro platform & CommScope expands SURFboard family
Breaking news from CES today includes Intel’s new Wi-Fi 6E platform for laptops and more high-performance Wi-Fi 6 routers from CommScope.
Breaking at CES: Linksys launches world’s first Wi-Fi 6E mesh router
Linksys becomes the first vendor to release a Wi-Fi 6E mesh system. The Linksys AXE8400 is powered by Qualcomm.
Roundup: IO Networks by HFCL reaches 100k units shipped, Etisalat taps Aruba, & all buses in Korea get free Wi-Fi
This week’s Wi-Fi news from around the world includes India, the UAE, and South Korea. Enjoy.