“Service providers must become technology leaders,” says Calix
Calix is mapping out an evolutionary path for service providers to go-to-market with Wi-Fi 6 while evolving to Wi-Fi 6E as 6 GHz device penetration ticks up.
Mediatek to demo Wi-Fi 7 at CES 2022, releases two new Wi-Fi platforms for IoT
MediaTek takes an early lead in Wi-Fi 7 race – but expect more major chipset makers to be hot on their heels in pursuit at CES 2022.
‘Wireless Time-Sensitive Networking (WTSN) opens major new markets to Wi-Fi,’ says Cisco
New Wi-Fi standards offer every opportunity for the Wi-Fi industry to finally deliver on the the promise of SLA-driven services.
ConneXions, Las Vegas: Calix launches a raft of new Wi-Fi 6E solutions
One of the broadband industry’s most successful vendors right now is making Wi-Fi 6E solutions available in droves. Here’s what Calix just launched.
Roundup: Australia to release 6 GHz to Wi-Fi, LitePoint & Microchip partner for IoT testing, Google’s new 6E Pixel phones
Lots of news from the world of Wi-Fi this week – enjoy.
NETGEAR launches world’s first quad-band Wi-Fi 6E mesh system
NETGEAR just launched what we believe is the world’s most powerful Wi-Fi mesh system featuring 16 streams. Get all the details here.
Wi-Fi World Congress Special Edition Day 5: Reinventing designs with new HW & testing (November 17 @ 7pm CET)
In this session we’re zooming in on high-performance components and hardware for Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7 – join us!
Intel sharpens competitive edge in PC gaming with ‘Killer’ low-latency Wi-Fi chipsets
The market for high-end gaming connectivity is quickly becoming one of the Wi-Fi industry’s most lucrative and most hotly contested.
Qorvo: A guide to Wi-Fi 6E tri-band filters for gigabit speeds & high performance
Wi-Fi HW design is getting complex and more sophisticated components are needed to deliver the right performance. Case in point: Filters and FEMS.
Wi-Fi and broadband standards crucial for long-term success of ISPs and vendors, says Calix
Standards are even critical for maintaining industry independence lest the trillion-dollar giants seize the subscriber relationship, Calix says.