Qualcomm China Announces Wi-Fi 8 for 2028 · TechNode

Qualcomm China announces Wi-Fi 8 for 2028 · TechNode

The next-generation wireless standard, Wi-Fi 8, is expected to launch in 2028, Qualcomm China announced Monday. Unlike previous generations that focused primarily on maximizing speed, Wi-Fi 8 centers on “ultra high reliability” as its core goal. Through innovations such as multi-access point coordination and seamless roaming, it aims to achieve a 25% increase in throughput, a 25% reduction in latency, and a 25% decrease in packet loss in complex…

The Next Era Of Wi-Fi Is Coming — Wi-Fi 8 Prioritizes A Rock-Solid Connection Over Raw Speed

(image credit: Qualcomm) Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared on Tom’s Guide. Wireless internet is a constantly changing area of technology. It feels like we were just celebrating the speed and performance offered by Wi-Fi 6 and then Wi-Fi 7 came along. Now, we’re already getting teasers for what Wi-Fi 8 could bring to the table. Surprisingly, it’s not speed that’s the main selling point. In a press release, Qualcomm detailed Wi-Fi 8 …

Wi-Fi 8 is on the way with a focus on dead spots over speed

Macworld Wi-Fi 7 is barely on the market and we’re already talking about the next version, Wi-Fi 8. To be more specific, the IEEE standards body has completed its first draft of the 802.11bn standard, which is what will be known as Wi-Fi 8 to consumers. It’s actually a break from the last few 802.11 versions in that it doesn’t really try to improve maximum bandwidth. Instead, nearly all the new features are focused on reliability. The IEEE call…

What Does Wi-Fi 8 Have to Offer? — Geekabit Wi-Fi

The short answer is Wi-Fi 8 UHR (Ultra High Reliability) is being designed to deliver: Longer range Better reliability Improved performance More security For the first time in almost 30 years, the latest standard of Wi-Fi to be released (Wi-Fi 8) will not be arriving with an increase in speed, like the standards that have come before.  Based on the forthcoming IEEE 802.11bn standard, this next generation of Wi-Fi will instead be touting Ultra H…