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Next-generation Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 6™ (Wi-Fi 6) brings higher capacity, efficiency, and performance to enterprises, distributed offices, and small businesses. Beyond Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 6 extended (Wi-Fi 6E) aims to support mobile users, IoT devices, and latency-sensitive applications in the 6GHz band.
Wi-Fi 6 is the latest generation in Wi-Fi technology. Also known as "802.11ax,” Wi-Fi 6 was originally built in response to support more connected devices, but with OFDMA, TWT, BSS Coloring, and more, Wi-Fi 6 has become so much more. Wi-Fi 6 delivers:
On April 23, 2020, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted unanimously to allocate 1,200 megahertz (MHz) of spectrum for unlicensed use in the 5.925-7.125 GHz (6 GHz) band. At the same time, the Wi-Fi Alliance extended the Wi-Fi 6 standard (802.11ax) to include the new 6 GHz band. The result is Wi-Fi 6 extended or Wi-Fi 6E. Wi-Fi 6E is significant in that it represents the first-ever expansion of the Wi-Fi spectrum.
IDC evaluates the Wi-Fi 6 standard and what it will mean for enterprises.
This webinar delves into the technology enhancements Wi-Fi 6 will deliver, who might benefit, and real-world enterprise use cases.
Leigh Academy has 25 academies, 20,000 students and 2,500 staff as part of a Trust based in the UK. They grew from 6 academies to 25 whilst maintaining continuity and ensuring quality of service to their students. Hear about the benefits of buying both Wi-Fi and Switching from one vendor with simplified management through one platform.
Without careful planning for IoT, networks will evolve to support many overlay networks. The RUCKUS portfolio addresses this with a single converged network.
Are the enterprise APs you own flexible enough to be manageable by a physical or virtual controller, a controller-less option, or the cloud? Ours can.
Choose from our wall-plate, ceiling mount or mobile backhaul indoor access points.
Choose from our wide selection of outdoor access points and bridges.
RUCKUS offers a variety of antenna options for your wireless outdoor network.
New to CommScope? Start here to see which access points we suggest when your project demands RUCKUS Wi-Fi.
Evaluating the new Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) standard and what it will mean for enterprises.
Ruckus solutions’ to these problems
Ruckus technologies that solve the challenges of delivering great Wi-Fi.
Provides an overview of Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), the sixth-generation Wi-Fi standard that focuses on maximizing network efficiency.
“As part of our test bed, the Ruckus R750 access point validates other devices for Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 6 interoperability.”
Kevin Robinson, VP of Marketing, Wi-Fi Alliance
Provides an overview of 802.11ax, the latest sixth generation WiFi standard (also referred to as WiFi 6 or high efficiency WiFi), that focuses on maximizing network efficiency and not just the peak throughput.
A powerful network keeps senior care home residents connected with family, friends and social networks and helps the staff to do their jobs more efficiently.
The next generation of wireless connectivity, Wi-Fi 6, is coming, and with it, a host of improvements in network performance. This webinar delves into the technology enhancements Wi-Fi 6 will deliver, who might benefit, and real-world enterprise use cases. Network managers will learn what they need to do now to prepare for and be ready to capitalize on the transition to Wi-Fi 6.
Provides an overview of 802.11ax, the latest sixth generation WiFi standard (also referred to as WiFi 6 or high efficiency WiFi), that focuses on maximizing network efficiency and not just the peak throughput.
A powerful network keeps senior care home residents connected with family, friends and social networks and helps the staff to do their jobs more efficiently.
The next generation of wireless connectivity, Wi-Fi 6, is coming, and with it, a host of improvements in network performance. This webinar delves into the technology enhancements Wi-Fi 6 will deliver, who might benefit, and real-world enterprise use cases. Network managers will learn what they need to do now to prepare for and be ready to capitalize on the transition to Wi-Fi 6.
