Industry leaders move forward on AFC for outdoor and standard power 6 GHz Wi-Fi®

State-of-the-art 6 GHz Wi-Fi® AFC system approved for commercial operations

Wi-Fi Alliance Services and Hamina Wireless Partner to Streamline Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7 Deployments

Wi-Fi Alliance Services, a wholly owned subsidiary of Wi-Fi Alliance®, proudly announces the successful completion by

Wi-Fi Alliance of all the requirements for regulatory approval of its Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC) system by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

Wi-Fi Alliance Services CEO, Kevin Robinson, joins the Clear To Send podcast to share more about the company and service with Wi-Fi professionals.

Full article on Wi-Fi NOW - Last week Wi-Fi Alliance took the lead in enabling standard power 6 GHz Wi-Fi by establishing a new commercial subsidiary named Wi-Fi Alliance Services. The new company’s mission is to drive the fast adoption of standard power 6 GHz Wi-Fi across the US, Canada, and potentially elsewhere, the company says.

Full article on Telecompaper (Requires Registration) - Wi-Fi Alliance has established a Wi-Fi Alliance Services unit, to provide Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC) services in response to strong industry demand.

Serving companies looking to maximize Wi-Fi®’s value in 6 GHz through AFC

In its ongoing effort to advance wireless broadband connectivity delivered by the growing 6 GHz Wi-Fi ecosystem, Wi-Fi Alliance developed a set of specifications to facilitate testing of standard power devices that operate under the control of the Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC) system, introduce regulators, testing laboratories, and other 6 GHz stakeholders to the AFC Device Under Test (DUT) compliance testing framework

Full article on Wi-Fi NOW - Last week the international and Brazilian Wi-Fi industries were united under one roof in Rio de Janeiro – and thrust of the event was on policies and technology for enabling standard power 6 GHz Wi-Fi. Technology provider Broadcom says standard power will ‘fulfil the promise of 6 GHz’ indoors and outdoors including the opportunity to bring multi-gigabit unlicensed FWA services to rural areas.