Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 7 Announced
The Wi-Fi Alliance has announced Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 7, bringing “powerful new features that boost Wi-Fi performance and improve connectivity across a variety of environments.”
According to the announcement, Wi-Fi 7 technology will deliver “higher data throughputs and support deterministic latency for sophisticated use cases that demand exceptional reliability.”
Advanced features, such as 320 MHz channels and multi-link operation, offer the following benefits:
- 2x higher throughput
- Deterministic latency and increased efficiency
- 20% higher transmission rates
- Enhanced spectral efficiency
Learn more from the Wi-Fi Alliance website.
01/22/2024
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