Intel open-source software engineers have been busy beginning to prepare their upstream IWLWIFI wireless driver in the Linux kernel for supporting their next-gen WiFi adapters supporting the WiFi 8 "Ultra High Reliability" standard...
Intel is preparing its Linux drivers for upcoming WiFi 8 hardware, indicating the standard is maturing and productization is on the near horizon.
This signifies the coming upgrade cycle for wireless infrastructure, promising improved reliability and performance critical for high-bandwidth applications and next-generation connectivity.
The imminent arrival of WiFi 8 will enhance wireless network capabilities, impacting device manufacturers and any sector reliant on robust, high-speed wireless connectivity.
- · Intel
- · Device manufacturers
- · Consumers
- · Networking equipment providers
Next-generation devices will benefit from faster and more reliable wireless connections.
This upgrade could accelerate the adoption of new smart home and IoT technologies requiring higher bandwidth and lower latency.
Improved wireless reliability might reduce the need for wired connections in some professional and industrial settings, fostering greater operational flexibility.
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