The Department of Telecomunications has issued the draft paper to delicense the lower portion of the 6GHz spectrum band, (5925 – 6425 MHz), freeing up 500 MHz of spectrum By Vallari Sanzgiri ...

For a bit of technical context, 2.4GHz Wi-Fi has less than 100MHz assigned to it, allowing 3 non-overlapping 20 MHz channels (or 11-14 overlapping 20Mhz channels, depending on your region). 5GHz ...

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has made a significant move to enhance connectivity by opening the 6GHz frequency band for unlicensed Wi-Fi use.

With more than twice as much bandwidth as the 5GHz band used by Wi-Fi devices today, the 6GHz band can accommodate up to seven 160MHz channels at once. Latency stands to be a lot lower on the 6GHz ...

Over 84 countries have delicensed the lower 6GHz band (5925-6425 MHz), with 13 countries opening the entire 1200 MHz. Australia recently added 160 MHz to the delicensed spectrum, demonstrating its ...

The 6GHz band is used by Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7 to deliver faster speeds over a wider swath of channels, increasing both speed and reliability of Wi-Fi, especially with tri-band routers.

Wi-Fi 6 is preparing to expand into the 6GHz band, which could be key for the development of bandwidth-heavy use cases such as 4K video streams and virtual/augmented reality applications.

WiFi 7 introduces several key features, including a 320 MHz ultra-wide bandwidth, 4096-QAM, Multi-RU, and Multi-Link Operation, all of which combine to provide speeds that are 4.8 times faster ...

Seven 160MHz channels and 14 additional 80MHz channels to be capable of handling high bandwidth applications, the Wi-Fi alliance has said. Written by Chris Duckett, Contributor ...