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Evolution and Innovation: The Continuous Improvement of Wi-Fi Technology


Wi-Fi is more than a technology; it is a necessity. Our customers expect ubiquitous Wi-Fi coverage throughout their home, business, property, and favorite hang-out spots. The demand for connectivity continues to expand beyond the router, computers, iPads, and phones, to now including your appliances, home security, and so much more. These devices are commonly referred to as IoT or Smart devices.
Wi-Fi has seen more than 20 years of continuous improvement. Now, the arrival of Wi-Fi 6, Wi-Fi 6E, and multi[1]gigabit Wi-Fi technology marks the next evolution providing improved Wi-Fi standards, including improved coverage and capacity that is necessary to meet the continuous demands of our customers. Our team at Hotwire Communications continues to innovate and push the standards in the development and deployment of robust Wi-Fi networks leveraging our all-fiber infrastructure. We are designing Managed Wi-Fi solutions that utilize the latest technologies in Wi-Fi architecture, security, and support, participially in Multi-Dwelling Units, student and senior housing, and hospitality environments. This technological advancement enables us to deliver continuous (uninterrupted) Wi-Fi coverage throughout a property, campus, or business. With our simple on[1]boarding process and white-glove treatment, we have set a precedent of unparalleled innovation, network reliability and outstanding customer service. We have seen the emergence of expansive Wi-Fi requirements as several industry groups have led the charge over the last few years. These requirements have addressed capacity and through[1]put obstacles in most networks. This has helped to accelerate the technological evolution, especially with the influx of IoT devices that are currently on the market. We have also seen tremendous technological improvements in device capacity per access point, applications requiring higher throughput and lower latency performance, and improvements in network stability, monitoring, reporting, and troubleshooting that are a result of artificial intelligence and machine learning integration with Network Management System (NMS). Orthogonal Frequency[1]Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) and Wi-Fi 6E technology are the next great advancements in the deployment of Wi[1]Fi networks. The ability to have simultaneous transmissions to and from multiple devices will have a significant techno logical impact on Wi-Fi applications, networks, and deployments, helping to ensure more scalable, reliable, and secure networks.Orthogonal Frequency[1]Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) and Wi-Fi 6E technology are the next great advancements in the deployment of Wi-Fi networks