Roundup: More 6 GHz Wi-Fi in the US, Liberty Global upgrades with Plume, more 6 GHz Wi-Fi in Europe, & latest from Plume IQ
Our weekly roundup – enjoy.
Roundup: Qualcomm Wi-Fi powers new Samsung foldable phones, new paper on full-band 6 GHz, & latest from Plume IQ
This week’s roundup including new devices and the continued push for more 6 GHz spectrum. Enjoy.
Industry leaders team up to ‘turbocharge’ 6 GHz Wi-Fi with ‘Open AFC’ initiative
Full power Wi-Fi 6E will enable a host of new use cases and is now finally about to happen thanks to a group of Wi-Fi industry leaders.
Germany first country in Europe with 6 GHz Wi-Fi
Germany will receive the immediate benefit of tapping into an existing Wi-Fi 6E ecosystem but still lags significantly behind the US and elsewhere in availability of Wi-Fi spectrum.
It’s official: EU releases 480 MHz of 6 GHz spectrum to Wi-Fi – finally
It’s finally official. But the EU continues to fall further behind the Americas, the Middle East, and parts of Asia in allocating 6 GHz spectrum.
Canada releases full 6 GHz band to Wi-Fi. Europe falls further behind.
Canada becomes the world leader in outdoor Wi-Fi spectrum and the first country to allow standard, LPI, and VLP power Wi-Fi. Europe falls further behind.
EMEA should begin the process to release the full 6 GHz band to Wi-Fi immediately
We need to kickstart the regulatory process now or the EMEA region will risk lagging significantly behind in innovation and productivity.
Saudi Arabia releases full 6 GHz band to Wi-Fi and takes global lead in mid-band unlicensed spectrum
Experts believe the full 6 GHz band allocation could be an inflection point leading to more Wi-Fi spectrum for the entire EMEA region.
Massive win for Wi-Fi as Brazil releases full 6 GHz band to unlicensed use
Brazil becomes the second largest country in the world to adopt 6 GHz Wi-Fi. Huge congratulations to Anatel and the people of Brazil.
Wi-Fi Alliance preps outdoor 6 GHz Wi-Fi with first AFC specification
Outdoor 6 GHz Wi-Fi is a huge opportunity in the making right across the US. The Wi-Fi Alliance just took the first step towards making it happen.