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6 GHz Wi-Fi: A windfall for wireless
October 27, 2017 | By Claus Hetting @ Wi-Fi NOW (claus@wifinowevents.com)
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Since Steve Jobs commercialised Wi-Fi in 1999, Wi-Fi has become the wireless success story of the century. Low cost, effective, everywhere: Wi-Fi is the enabler of the Internet economy. We've only just started exploring its potential.

 

Right now, the future of Wi-Fi is being hashed out: The 6 GHz band is the opportunity that could (finally!) connect another billion users to the Internet and spark (at least) a decade of accelerated socio-economic progress.

 

This summer, the FCC began the process of making 6 GHz available for unlicensed use. Last week, Apple, Google, Facebook, and a long list of tech leaders filed a joint report to push the FCC towards allowing Wi-Fi to operate in the 6 GHz band.

 

For a moment, try to imagine what the consequences of unlicensed 6 GHz might be. It's actually hard to picture, because - depending on what the FCC eventually decides - 6 GHz could close to double the available Wi-Fi spectrum of today. Here's my list:

  • Connect another billion users to the Internet cheaply & effectively
     
  • Make continuous coverage City Wi-Fi a reality across the globe
     
  • Turn every indoor location across the world into a high-density hotspot
     
  • Connect billions of 'things' and spark a revolution in IoT
     
  • Exponentially fuel wireless innovation & new use cases


6 GHz Wi-Fi would be a wireless windfall for the ages. It could be the most important regulatory decision in a generation, and it's by a long shot more important than anything '5G' will be able to do in the short term. We all need to get behind it now.

 
     
Mohammed Rahman 2017-10-30 23:10:59

Like it very much. thanks.

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