Provides an overview of Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), the sixth-generation Wi-Fi standard that focuses on maximizing network efficiency.

Target Wake Time (TWT) reduces power consumption and improves spectral efficiency by enabling devices to determine how often to wake in order to send/receive data. This technology enables 802.11ax deployments to consistenly deliver higher quality of service to many different devices with minimal contention or overlap.

802.11ax addresses the proliferation of connected devices driven by the Internet of Things (IoT) and offers an enhanced feature set to accommodate high-density AP deployments in challenging environments such as smart cities.

Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) enables an 802.11ax access point to simultaneously communicate with multiple devices by dividing each Wi-Fi channel into smaller sub-channels and choosing how best to allocate these resources. This technology ensures consistent service in high-density environments.

MU-MIMO can be used in networks where a single access point (AP) must communicate with multiple clients simultaneously to improve overall efficiency.

Will I need AX? As users demand more bandwidth, they will look to wireless solutions like AX and AC to provide them with more reliable performance and constant connectivity.  The emergence of new..

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