Intel Introduces Wi-Fi Standard 802.11ax Chipset: Up to 40% Faster

by do son · January 8, 2018

In early 2017, Qualcomm introduced its Wi-Fi chip that supports the 802.11ax standard, providing a high-speed Wi-Fi network environment that accommodates heavy load and multiple users simultaneously. Intel officially unveiled today its latest 802.11ax Wi-Fi chip. Intel believes that by 2018 the new chips will provide “faster and smarter Wi-Fi” environments for consumer devices, including 2X2 and 4X4 home routers and gateway devices in mainstream wired, xDSL and fiber-optic environments.

Specifications, 802.11ax backward compatible with the difference is that 802.11ac, take-all 2.4GHz, and 5GHz, of which 5GHz design maximum rate is 4.8Gbps. 802.11ac supports up to 8 devices, while ax supports up to 256 devices concurrently with Wi-Fi connectivity, providing a single-device peak rate of nearly 40% faster than the previous generation. Intel’s 802.11ax chip is based on the draft 802.11 2.0 802.11 standard and is optimized for Draft 1.0 devices for better interoperability with multi-standard devices.

Reference: Intel

Intel Introduces Wi-Fi Standard 802.11ax Chipset: Up to 40% Faster

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