Wi-fi stories

The portable plug-in device expands existing Wi-Fi networks with the aim of ridding homes of frustrating wi-fi dead zones.>>

"With connectivity demands growing exponentially, Wi-Fi 6E can take advantage of up to seven, superwide 160 MHz channels and uncongested bandwidth in the 6 GHz band.">>

The strategy overhaul is part of what Orcon is calling ‘the future of working and home connectivity in mind'.>>

D-Link’s DWA-X3000 AX3000 Wi-Fi 6 Adapter allows all PC users access to the new Wi-Fi 6 connectivity for faster network connections.>>

D-Link A/NZ has launched its DCS-8300LHV2 Full HD Wi-Fi Camera with AI-based person detection. >>

D-Link A/NZ has launched the latest addition to its COVR mesh range. >>

Even if you have a robust home Wi-Fi network, if your livelihood is going to rely on it, it’s worth have a backup.>>

The DWA-X3000 can achieve Wi-Fi speeds up to 2402Mbps (5GHz) + 600Mbps (2.4GHz) and is backwards compatible with 802.11ac/n/g/a/b technology.>>

Nordic Semiconductor has announced it has acquired the Imagination Technologies Ensigma Wi-Fi development team and associated Ensigma Wi-Fi IP tech assets from Imagination Technologies. >>

The two new routers are outfitted with a host of hardware and software functions for varying users.>>

The QHora-301W is a Wi-Fi 6, 10GbE dual-port SD-WAN router with a Qualcomm IPQ8072A processor.>>

The QGD-1602P includes multiple 2.5GbE MultiGigabit ports, 10GbE fibre ports and up to 90 watts PoE power.>>

Spark New Zealand has removed data caps on its Unplan Metro, giving almost a third of addresses across the country access to an uncapped wireless broadband plan.>>

The technology can deliver ‘fibre-like’ internet speeds at a lower cost and faster time to market than last-mile wired networks.>>

D-Link’s Covr-2202 Wi-Fi system is here to extend your network coverage and protect your internet security with McAfee.>>

D-Link continues its foray into the Wi-Fi 6 router space with the EXO Smart AX1500 Wi-Fi 6 router.>>

Cambium Networks has built on its Bridge-in-a-Box portfolio with the addition of two new products: The UHD and UHDPro.>>

As the copper withdrawal looms, Chorus is looking at how it can leverage its fibre network to provide new products and services across the country.>>

The organisation has selected Juniper Access Points driven by Mist AI and Juniper Mist Cloud Services to upgrade the Wi-Fi experience across all of its operations.>>

Juniper Networks says the new products are the first cloud-managed Wi-Fi 6 access points with integrated AI-driven automation and insight.>>

The AP225W for multi-dwelling unit deployment and the AP327X for harsh outdoor environments.>>

The company aims to bridge the gap between fixed wireless and Wi-Fi technologies through its new product lines that provide an alternative to last-mile wired networks.>>

Features the latest in Wi-Fi standards as well as compatibility with Alexa and Google Assistant.>>

The study looked at the number of free wifi spots, the average cost of data, the number of restaurants with free wifi, as well as the average upload and download speeds. >>