MediaTek expects first Wi-Fi 7 devices next year
MediaTek says that it has been working on the future Wi-Fi 7 standard for a while now and it even showcased the new tech to partners and key customers. The Wi-Fi 7 standard is an upgrade over the Wi-Fi 6 and offers about 2.4x speed boost.
The Wi-Fi standard will be able to utilize 320MHz channels, use 4K quadrature amplitude modulation (QAM), multi-user resource unit (MRU) and will still work on the existing 2.4GHz, 5GHz and 6GHz frequencies.
The first devices with Wi-Fi 7 support will hit the market in 2023, says MediaTek. Those will be based on a draft specification though, since the standard itself won't be certified by the IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) until 2024.
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- Karl-Otto
- 06 Nov 2022
- uKQ
That’s the thing about progress. You might have thought the same 10 years ago when you had state-of-the-art shit back then as well.
- Mampara
- 28 Jan 2022
- fjG
WiFi 6 chipsets should become more available in WiFi security cameras and other device.
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