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Intel and Broadcom showcased a cross-vendor Wi-Fi 7 demonstration with over-the-air speeds greater than 5 gigabits per second. The trial used an Intel Core processor-based laptop with a Wi-Fi 7 solution connected to a Broadcom Wi-Fi 7 access point.

Wi-Fi 7 leverages new features including wider 320 MHz channels in unlicensed 6GHz spectrum, higher order 4K QAM data modulation, simultaneous connections across multiple bands with multi-link operation, and improved channel utilization efficiency with multi-resource unit puncturing. Intel anticipates Wi-Fi 7 will be the preferred platform for the next 10 years of wireless experiences.

Wi-Fi 7 enables new product classes, including augmented and virtual reality, ultra-high-definition 16K media streaming, and super-responsive and reliable gaming, according to an Intel announcement.

The two companies said the showcase is "proof that Wi-Fi 7 has arrived."

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China's cloud services market broke growth decline records as a result of the resurgence of COVID-19, according to Canalys. Read more.

CFO Pascal Desroches admitted AT&T's fixed-wireless access product was in need of updating, and “you’ll hear from us soon on that.” Read more.

Gartner crowned Akamai Technologies, Cloudflare, and Imperva as “leaders” in its latest cloud WAAP Magic Quadrant report. Read more.

Nokia and Telia touted plans for the world’s first commercial 5G SA network with network slicing capabilities for FWA broadband services. Read more.

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