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HPE Aruba, a tech firm, unveils WiFi 7 plus to access WiFi 7
HPE Aruba Networking, a tech firm, is introducing the first range of access points with Wi-Fi 7 capability to meet the growing demands of AI and IoT requirements. According to Larry Lunetta, vice president of product and community marketing at HPE Aruba, the company is referring to it as “Wi-Fi 7 pl…
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HPE Aruba Networking, a tech firm, is introducing the first range of access points with Wi-Fi 7 capability to meet the growing demands of AI and IoT requirements. According to Larry Lunetta, vice president of product and community marketing at HPE Aruba, the company is referring…
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HPE Aruba Networking , a tech firm, is introducing the first range of access points with Wi-Fi 7 capability to meet the growing demands of AI and IoT requirements. According to Larry Lunetta, vice president of product and community marketing at HPE Aruba, the company is referring to it as “Wi-Fi 7 plus.” According to Larry Lunetta, vice president of product and community marketing at HPE Aruba, “These access points have a role in not only networking for AI, but AI for networking,” alluded to the belief held by CEO of Juniper Networks Rami Rahim that the field of AI networking is still in its infancy.
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Analysis
Because HPE Aruba’s patented ultra tri-band hardware technology allows its APs to fully utilize both the 5GHz and 6GHz bands at the same time, without interfering with one another or requiring the customer to give up part of either spectrum to avoid interference, the new Wi-Fi 7 AP product family offers up to 30% more capacity for wireless traffic than competing access points. Many new features are included in the new product line, such as expanded support for Internet of Things protocols with dual dedicated Bluetooth and Zigbee radios for high-density IoT environments and integrated, non-permanent external antennas that, according to HPE Aruba, are made for difficult radio frequency environments. According to HPE Aruba, the new series will be widely accessible worldwide starting in July 2024. Also read: How do Internet-of-Things (IoT) devices update remotely?
Key Points
- The tech firm HPE Aruba Networking is unveiling its first line of Wi-Fi 7-capable access points, called “Wi-Fi 7 plus”.
- The new Wi-Fi 7 AP product family offers up to 30% more capacity for wireless traffic than rival access points because of HPE Aruba’s patented ultra tri-band hardware technology.
- The new product line contains a wealth of new features, including wider support for IoT protocols in the form of dual dedicated Bluetooth and Zigbee radios for high-density IoT environments and integrated, non-permanent external antennas.
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