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CTOnews.com September 20 news, according to Taiwan Electronic Times, IC test supply chain operators admitted that the current international WiFi SoC manufacturers are actively brewing Wi-Fi 7 products, the fastest expected in the second half of 2024 may support Wi-Fi 7 standard high-end mobile phones come out, but before that, router (Router) will take the lead in upgrading, followed by NB products.

In May, Qualcomm said Wi-Fi 7 chips had been shipped to customers, and terminal products were expected to be available by the end of the year and would be shipped in large quantities in 2023. Wi-Fi 7 penetration is expected to reach 10% between 2023 and 2024.

MediaTek also launched the first Wi-Fi 7 chips, using a 6nm process, providing a comprehensive platform that "combines Wi-Fi 7 with powerful AP and NPU to support maximum Wi-Fi, Ethernet and packet processing performance."

Intel has also demonstrated Wi-Fi 7 before, demonstrating speeds over 5Gbps across vendors, based on Core laptops + Broadcom Wi-Fi 7 access points.

Wi-Fi 7 can deliver higher speeds, lower latency, higher reliability, and greater capacity, including the use of 320MHz channel bandwidth in unlicensed 6GHz spectrum (speed doubling), 4K QAM quadrature amplitude modulation (20% speed improvement), multi-link operation MLO (improved throughput, link robustness, roaming, interference mitigation, and reduced latency), and improved channel utilization through multiple resource units (MRUs) and puncturing.

CTOnews.com has learned that the Wi-Fi 7 standard has not yet been finalized, and its product proposal is only a half-finished proposal based on the functions defined in the IEEE P802.11be draft amendment. Intel reportedly plans to launch Wi-Fi 7 certified products in accordance with the Wi-Fi Alliance certification timeline (2023-2024 time frame).

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