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2020 Omdia Wi-Fi 6 and 6 GHz webinar

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The release of Wi-Fi 6 certification and the introduction of 6 GHz (Wi-Fi 6E) are bringing forth significant changes and remarkable improvements across the wireless landscape. Join this webinar as we gather wireless experts in an interactive discussion on the new opportunities enabled by Wi-Fi 6 and 6 GHz, the role of Wi-Fi 6 within the 5G paradigm, and the timeline for market adoption across different applications and use cases.

Key Topics for Discussion
• What are the benefits of Wi-Fi 6?
• Access to 6 GHz (Wi-Fi 6E) - what this means for Wi-Fi 6?
• Compete or complement? Wi-Fi 6 vs 5G cellular
• How will Wi-Fi6/6E evolve to meet new requirements?

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