A new generation of Wi-Fi connectivity is on the horizon. Allie Irvin and Brendan Bonner sit with David Coleman, Director of Wireless at Extreme Networks’ Office of the CTO. How will the way you access the internet change in this new generational shift and beyond?
6E and 6 ghz Wi-Fi is already available and accessible on the market, but what can we do to reach the 33 gb/s they have to offer? With 320 MHz channels available, when will we reach the point when it becomes commonly accessible?
Revisit topics we discussed earlier in this season of Inflection Points, like Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR), as well as digital twins, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and mobile data networks. All of them demand more and more internet infrastructure, and these developments will push them to a greater level of viability. More demanding technology demands more power. What are internet providers doing to increase their energy efficiency as we push towards convergence?
Discover new processes like 4K-QAM, which will come included in Wi-Fi 7 technology. They will allow for seamless analog and digital transfer data signal switching, improving efficiencies across Wi-fi spectra by as much as 20%. Thinking even further ahead to Wi-Fi 8, how fast can Wi-Fi become with Multi-Link Operations, which can transmit and receive signals simultaneously?
Learn more:
– Website: https://www.extremenetworks.com/
– Office of the CTO Blog: www.extremenetworks.com/resources/blogs
– Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/extreme-networks
