حل تشریحی سوال شماره 30 زبان عمومی و تخصصی (انگلیسی)

It's time for IT managers who believe Wi-Fi 6 is a far-away future for their enterprises to think again. With several mileposts passed of late, it now appears the road to enterprise deployment of the next-generation wireless technology has shortened considerably. Markers include the launch of Wi-Fi 6 product certification, the expansion of use beyond public sports venues, and support on new mobile devices from Apple, Google, and Samsung. need to know to keep current in evaluating Wi-Fi 6 for possible use in their enterprises? While the spotlight has been on Wi-li 6 at sports venues, the latest sign of progress with the wireless technology has been its use beyond this vertical. In mid-September, Wi-li equipment vendor Aruba Networks claimed its access points are being used widely among educational institutions such as Seneca College and entire school districts. Healtheare boasts a growing number of implementations, as well. Expanded use beyond sports venues to wide use in other verticals, such as education and healthcare, demonstrates acceptance and progress across industries, which should fuel even broader deployments of the wireless networking technology. Wi-Fi 6 (802.1 lax) is just what the doctor ordered for facilities that are relying on older versions of the tech to support super-high device density, congestion, higher throughput, and more. To date, carly implementers 1ucas Oil Stadium - home of the Indianapolis Colts, West Texas A&M University, and pro soccer teams Houston Dynamo and Dash have invested in the latest Wi-l'i technology. All are customers of Extreme Networks. They're using Wi-Fi 6 to meet the needs of their fans who are regularly jammed into stadium venues for 3-6 hours. The resulting heavy use of Wi-Fi by these ſans during games and concerts leads to continually higher data rates and peaks.