Japan’s KDDI and Wi2 have commercially deployed a new Wi-Fi architecture at ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2026 that uses 28 GHz 5G millimetre wave as wireless backhaul for public Wi-Fi access.

While big parts of the world have already allocated the upper half of the 6 GHz band to Wi-Fi, Europe is still hesitating.

Is Europe putting its Wi-Fi future at risk by continuing to hold back the upper 6 GHz band? Wi-Fi Alliance VP of Regulatory Affairs Alex Roytblat says the cost of waiting is already mounting. He ...

Guest blog by Randy Aneke, embedUR. embedUR builds firmware, drivers, and edge AI models on wireless silicon, including UWB, and takes products from evaluation board to production-ready. Put three of ...

ASUS’ ROG Rapture GT-BN98 Wi-Fi 8 gaming router released last week at Gamescom. Gaming networking kit maker ASUS – or rather ASUS’ Republic of Gamers (ROG) brand – has been known to push the envelope ...

Above: QuantalRF’s new DPD-Efficient Linear FEM’s intrinsically linear CMOS RF-SOI architecture holds error vector magnitude consistent across multiple channels ...

AI can only improve enterprise Wi‑Fi operations if it understands what is happening across the network. That requires far more than collecting access point statistics. Effective AI Ops depends on a ...

DSO allows the AP to make subband allocation decisions dynamically. This matters because Wi-Fi traffic is inherently variable. A laptop may suddenly begin downloading a large file while another device ...

Morse Micro says Wi‑Fi HaLow occupies an unusually useful middle ground – delivering more bandwidth than conventional low-power IoT technologies, much greater reach than standard Wi‑Fi, and low enough ...

Above: Archer 8 Ultra router (left) and Deco 8 Ultra mesh system (right) – both Wi-Fi 8-capable – were released at Berlin yesterday. The Archer 8 Ultra is arguably the world’s first mainstream Wi-Fi 8 ...