IEEE 802.11ax or Wi-Fi 6 builds on the strengths of 802.11ac, while adding flexibility and scalability that lets new and existing networks power next- generation applications. IEEE 802.11ax OFDMA technology lets even first-wave 802.11ax access points support eight spatial streams and deliver up to 4800 Mbps at the physical layer, depending on vendor implementation. All clients will achieve higher effective throughput at the MAC layer, for a better overall user experience.
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Hi Haitao
That is a great information to share with us People use wireless network much now, so we need more efficient wireless network to satisfied the usage. 802.11ax has higher speed. It makes users have better experience and better work efficiency.
Wow that is some crazy Wifi 6 speeds. 3.2 Gbps on a single stream. Are their consumers that need (not want) 3.2Gbps? Gamers come to mind but can anyone think of another type? The traffic negotiation sounds like a large benefit of .11ax but early consumer adopters are likely to be either gamers or the egomaniac that just wants the bragging rights.