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FCC conditionally approves AFC systems for 6 GHz Wi-Fi operation

This is good news and real progress’: FCC Chairwoman Rosenworcel The Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) Office of Engineering and Technology announced the conditional approval of thirteen proposed automated frequency coordination (AFC) database systems in preparation for the testing phase of 6 GHz Wi-Fi operations. AFC is a spectrum use coordination system designed to mitigate interference in the […]

Termination Techniques Reflect Copper Cabling’s Versatility, Utility

From the 66 block to the MPTL, the termination of copper cable has reflected the evolution of copper as a medium of choice in enterprise networks. A Category 6 cable terminated to a Category 6 jack. Notice the cable’s conductor pairs maintain their twist to within 0.5 inches of the termination point. Depending on the […]

WWC Mountain View, first Wi-Fi HaLow Global Summit, two new WiFi NOW Hall of Famers, 5 years of 6 GHz Wi-Fi, & Notre Dame’s Wi-Fi 6E.

Wi-Fi World Congress Mountain View hosts 400+ passionate Wi-Fi experts Last week’s Wi-Fi World Congress – produced by WiFi NOW and held at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA – collected more than 400 passionate Wi-Fi experts under one roof for three days of conferencing and exhibitions. The event featured the first ever […]

Wi-Fi® and AI: Empowering the future of intelligence

We live in an ultra-connected world – a world that is increasingly dependent on wireless technologies for convenience and mobility. Today’s Wi-Fi® has evolved far beyond providing fast speeds or stable signals – it has become the bedrock of our daily digital lives and is so ubiquitous that it’s often taken for granted. Users will […]

Three Factors to Consider for a Successful Transition to Wi-Fi 6E

Wi-Fi 6E, an extension of Wi-Fi 6, comes with a lot of benefits. Faster speeds, lower latency and more network security are just a few of its features. That’s partly why enterprises are adopting it. In fact, 1 in 3 Wi-Fi 6 device shipments is expected to be compatible with the new standard by 2025. That said, Wi-Fi 6E might […]

Outdoor Networking’s Next Leap Forward Comes to Higher Ed

The Federal Communications Commission’s approval of automated frequency coordination in the 6-gigahertz band signified a major step forward for outdoor wireless connectivity in higher education. The February decision to green light the seven AFC applications was “critical to allowing standard power Wi-Fi to being operating in the 6GHz band,” the FCC wrote in a press release. In […]