“It is emphasized that the new standard will be primarily focused not on increasing speed, but on the reliability of the connection.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
It is emphasized that the new standard will be primarily focused not on increasing speed, but on the reliability of the connection.
Issue of the first Wi-Fi support devices 8 expected no earlier than 2028 / photo ua.depositphotos.comWi-Fi 7 did not have time to enter the market, as TP-Link stated that the world’s first demonstration of next generation wireless networks. Such an event in the company is called “important milestone” in the development of Wi-Fi 8.
During the demonstration, engineers checked data transmission and beacons – system signals that ensure the stability of connection and synchronization between devices, reports The Verge.
According to TP-Link, the new standard will operate in the range of 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz with a maximum data rate up to 23 Gbps-2.5 times higher, compared with Wi-Fi 7. The main focus will not be on the speed increase, but on the reliability of the connection.
Photo TP-LINKAnother task of the next generation wireless networks is to optimize the work of dynamic spectrum distribution technology. This approach allows you to effectively distribute frequency resources between users, taking into account the network load and other conditions.
The first consumer devices with Wi-Fi 8 will appear before the standard approval of the standard, which is planned to be made by the end of 2028.
Photo TP-LINKWe will remind, the standard Wi-Fi 7 was officially launched in January 2024. New technology allows you to transmit streaming video with a resolution of 8K and launch multi -useful games in augmented and virtual reality.
Earlier, UNIAN talked about items that cannot be kept near the router. If your home is a weak Wi-Fi signal, make sure they are located as far away from the router.
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