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Next-gen connectivity for next-gen businesses

Purposely Designed to Face
the Growing Number of Devices and Users
Wi-Fi 6 is purpose-built to deal with the connectivity and interference issues that have emerged as the number of devices skyrockets.
As the network slows down, so does business. Wi-Fi 6 is more than just speed improvements, it better handles multiple users and devices, dramatically improving performance for everyone. It gets your business productivity back to its peak and beyond.
What's New With Wi-Fi 6?

Better Handling of More Users Than Ever Before
Enhanced MU-MIMO gives you more capacity than ever before,
allowing up to 8 devices to transmit simultaneously using a
dedicated channel per device. This powerful feature greatly
enhances large packet data—such as HD video—to be streamed more
efficiently.
Serving more users all at the same time is absolutely essential
in a world where video traffic is booming exponentially.
The Perfect Partner for IoT
OFDMA greatly optimizes short packet transmission. Devices need no longer wait their turn, going one by one. Instead, shorter packets can be transmitted in parallel. This greatly reduces contention, in turn cutting down latency and jitter. Handling data this way means overall better performance of your network, giving a big boost to small but latency sensitive traffic such as voice or IoT data.

A Helping Hand for
2.4 GHz-Exclusive Devices
Wi-Fi 5 and all of its features are only available in the 5 GHz
band. This meant many low-power IoT devices such as sensors that
were only compatible with the 2.4 GHz band missed out.
However,
Wi-Fi 6 now includes the 2.4 GHz band, empowering IoT devices with
low latency and higher capacity for even more simultaneously
connected devices.
1024-QAM: The Capacity Booster
To further facilitate massive amounts of data transfer on the wireless network, Wi-Fi 6 uses 1024 quadrature amplitude modulation (1024 QAM), an improvement from the previous Wi-Fi 5 modulation scheme (256 QAM), to add another 2 bits of data per symbol transmitted (total of 10 bits), enabling Wi-Fi 6 to ensure high quality of service (QoS) for high-traffic venues such as sport arenas, train stations, and convention centers. That’s an impressive 25% increase in data rate throughput.


data speeds of up to 25%
A Win-Win Situation:
Enhanced Battery Life and Less Interference
Previously, data transfer was a free-for-all, with all devices
fighting to transmit at the same time.
TWT now organizes time slots for devices, only transmitting when it
is their time. Devices can stay in sleep mode while not
transmitting, saving power and even enhancing battery life. In
device-dense deployments, contention is also significantly reduced,
for better all round performance.
Contention - Based Access
Schedule - Based Access
BSS (Basic Service Set) Coloring
Wi-Fi 6 has the capacity to serve highly-populated wireless networks transmitting massive amounts of data, which means access points will likely be placed in closer proximity than ever before to ensure quality of service for users. This will result in signal coverage overlaps between access points of different wireless networks (BSS), causing signal interference and network latency to rise uncontrollably and deplete device battery power.
Where Wi-Fi 6 Fits In
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Preparing the Smart Classroom of TomorrowAs students in the world get a learning experience upgrade, so does the demand on the Wi-Fi increase. Educational video streaming, as well as eLearning and collaboration applications can really push the school’s network to the limit. But with Wi-Fi 6, it can provide higher density and speed to support students.
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A Busy OfficeAs the number of devices per person increases exponentially, and more employees & guests are logging on than ever before, networks are being pushed to their limits. Wi-Fi 6 however, with all its features, enables better handling of all users, so everyone experiences a smooth network experience, be it peak time or not.
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An IoT Enabled Smart FactorySmart factories or manufacturing areas can be hotbeds for IoT devices. Frequently they only support the 2.4 GHz band, missing out on the all the features of Wi-Fi 5.
However, with Wi-Fi 6’s compatibility with the 2.4 GHz band, they can experience the same benefits as on the 5 GHz band. This offers them greater efficiency, better handling of many connections and quicker, latency free transfers.
Wi-Fi 6 in numbers
- Max Data Speed
- Supported Band(s)
- QAM Modulation
- MU-MIMO
- Subcarrier Aggregation
- BSS Coloring
- Target Wake Time
- Wi-Fi 5
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Max Data Speed:6933 Mbps
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Supported Band(s):5 GHz only
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QAM Modulation:256
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MU-MIMO:Up to 4 Streams
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Subcarrier Aggregation:OFDM
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BSS Coloring:No
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Target Wake Time:No
- Wi-Fi 6
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Max Data Speed:9607 Mbps
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Supported Band(s):2.4 GHz & 5 GHz
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QAM Modulation:1024
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MU-MIMO:Up to 8 Streams
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Subcarrier Aggregation:OFDMA
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BSS Coloring:yes
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Target Wake Time:yes
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