Wi-Fi 6

Wi-Fi 6 is the commercial name associated with IEEE 802.11ax, a wireless generation designed to use spectrum more efficiently and serve dense device environments. It includes techniques such as OFDMA and MU-MIMO, but real improvement depends on compatible clients, channels, interference, power, cabling and access-point capacity. Replacing a router does not guarantee higher speed for every device or correct poor coverage. Design should start from requirements, floor plans, density, applications and radio measurements and also consider security and roaming. Excessively wide channels can increase interference. Validation is performed in real areas and devices, checking coverage, capacity, latency and stability under load rather than only measuring speed next to an access point.