#wifi6 — Public Fediverse posts
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Holy crap, basicaly no router is Wi-Fi 7 Certified.
If it does not have the original logo, it's not Wi-Fi certified, so it's basically marketing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5o_Qu3XToQ
#Technology #Networking #Network #Wireless #WiFi #WiFi7 #WiFI6 #RTings #Reviews #Analysis #Computer #Computers #Testing
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If you haven’t upgraded to Wi-Fi 7 — skip it.
Why?
2 years, Wi-Fi 8 will be released. In fact, some manufacturers (like TP-Link) are already working on prototype models.
I suggest waiting the two years.
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Say Goodbye to Lag: How L4S is Revolutionizing Internet Speed and Performance. This breakthrough technology reduces latency, prevents congestion, and ensures seamless experiences for gaming, streaming, and remote work. Discover how L4S is shaping the future of ultra-fast, reliable connectivity.
https://www.kiledjian.com/main/2025/1/31/l4s-a-breakthrough-in-internet-congestion-control
#L4S #LowLatency #InternetPerformance #NetworkOptimization #FutureOfInternet #TechInnovation #LatencyReduction #5G #CloudComputing #GamingTech #Streaming #EdgeComputing #CyberSecurity #NetworkSpeed #AI #MachineLearning #SmartNetworking #InternetTechnology #Connectivity #TechTrends #HighSpeedInternet #NextGenNetworking #WiFi6 #NetworkEngineering #PacketLoss #VR #AR #IoT #DataScience #DigitalTransformation #Broadband #CloudGaming #Infrastructure #ScalableNetworking #RealTimeData #TechNews
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Just today got #fiber #broadband internet running (in DE on #telekom XXL aka "speed xxl" tariff see https://www.telekom.de/zuhause/tarife-und-optionen/internet/magenta-zuhause-xxl ). The long-term cost is 60€ pcm (ignoring 6 months special offer). The speeds achieved are 500Mbps down and 100Mbps up. Not bad. (Same speed for #LAN cable connection or #WiFi6 using their #speedport 4 #speedportsmart4 router https://www.telekom.de/zuhause/geraete-und-zubehoer/wlan-und-router/speedport-smart-4). My other #vodaphone #cable internet connection is > 500Mbps down (fluctuates a lot) but max about 40 Mbps up. #breitband
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Okay, stupid question, but for those knowledgeable in #80211ax #WiFi6, is it - as ethernet is - #FullDuplex? ie: I have a #M1 MBP 13", and an #Eero6 with Wi-Fi 6. If I'm receiving a file, and choose to send a file at the same time over ethernet, neither slow down - cos full duplex. Is WiFi the same? Or does an upload appreciably slow a download?
Thanks for what is probably a stupid question.
[edited to change bidirectional to full duplex]
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Okay, stupid question, but for those knowledgeable in #80211ax #WiFi6, is it - as ethernet is - #FullDuplex? ie: I have a #M1 MBP 13", and an #Eero6 with Wi-Fi 6. If I'm receiving a file, and choose to send a file at the same time over ethernet, neither slow down - cos full duplex. Is WiFi the same? Or does an upload appreciably slow a download?
Thanks for what is probably a stupid question.
[edited to change bidirectional to full duplex]
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Okay, stupid question, but for those knowledgeable in #80211ax #WiFi6, is it - as ethernet is - #FullDuplex? ie: I have a #M1 MBP 13", and an #Eero6 with Wi-Fi 6. If I'm receiving a file, and choose to send a file at the same time over ethernet, neither slow down - cos full duplex. Is WiFi the same? Or does an upload appreciably slow a download?
Thanks for what is probably a stupid question.
[edited to change bidirectional to full duplex]
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Okay, stupid question, but for those knowledgeable in #80211ax #WiFi6, is it - as ethernet is - #FullDuplex? ie: I have a #M1 MBP 13", and an #Eero6 with Wi-Fi 6. If I'm receiving a file, and choose to send a file at the same time over ethernet, neither slow down - cos full duplex. Is WiFi the same? Or does an upload appreciably slow a download?
Thanks for what is probably a stupid question.
[edited to change bidirectional to full duplex]
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Okay, stupid question, but for those knowledgeable in #80211ax #WiFi6, is it - as ethernet is - #FullDuplex? ie: I have a #M1 MBP 13", and an #Eero6 with Wi-Fi 6. If I'm receiving a file, and choose to send a file at the same time over ethernet, neither slow down - cos full duplex. Is WiFi the same? Or does an upload appreciably slow a download?
Thanks for what is probably a stupid question.
[edited to change bidirectional to full duplex]