Virtually every technological advancement and modern-day comfort relies on wireless communications. From the proliferation of smart devices, the personal freedoms made possible by remote work, the convenience that comes with smart cities, and increasing business efficiencies in enterprise and industrial applications, devices connected wirelessly make it possible. This growth trend is only going to continue and explains why we see such quick evolution and advancement in wireless standards and technologies.
The broad adoption of Wi-Fi 7, offering higher throughputs, faster speeds, and increased security, is quickly upon the market. Demand for seamless connections, blazing speed, and latency-free Wi-Fi in both commercial and personal applications is simply too high for previous generations of Wi-Fi standards to accommodate. But as with previous generations of Wi-Fi advancements, the physical network infrastructure behind the curtain will need to evolve to support these new capabilities and requirements.
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