"Next-Gen Wi-Fi 7: Faster Speeds, New Devices, and Mesh Routers Unveiled"

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Wi-Fi 7 devices can now be certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance, offering higher throughput, linked wireless bands for better stability, and reduced latency. The new standard allows for 320 MHz of channel bandwidth, Multi-Link Operation across 2.4, 5, and 6 GHz connections, and Multi-Resource-Unit Puncturing, potentially achieving a 5.8Gbps connection and a maximum throughput of roughly 36Gbps. Manufacturers are already touting devices pending its certification, and while consumer-level devices may not provide the full connectivity potential, Wi-Fi 7 offers significant upgrade incentives over prior generations.
- Wi-Fi 7's theoretical speeds make your Internet connection seem even more sad Ars Technica
- Wi-Fi 7 certification is now underway for new routers and devices The Verge
- Ubiquiti’s first Wi-Fi 7 access point is finally here with 2.5GbE uplink and $189 price tag 9to5Toys
- MaxLinear Announces World's First Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 7™ Tri-band Single Chip Solutions and Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 7 Tri-band Access Point Yahoo Finance
- MSI just announced new Wi-Fi 7 mesh routers. The Verge
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