6 GHz Wi-Fi in Europe: Top Tips and Tricks

The mobile industry is facing many complex challenges as wireless network infrastructure and devices begin to approach new 5G standards. One component of these standards, Enhanced Mobile Broadband (eMBB), specifies delivering data rates approaching 20Gbps and higher, a much loftier goal than can be achieved with 4G LTE.

Is it time to upgrade Wi-Fi networks, again? The latest version of one of the most popular wireless networking technologies is out there. Wi-Fi 6E is not only currently available on home routers but is also becoming available from multiple wireless infrastructure vendors on enterprise-grade access points. Still, is Wi-Fi 6E much better than Wi-Fi 5? How is it different from Wi-Fi 6? More importantly, should network owners rush out to upgrade? And, perhaps most importantly, what should network designers and installers keep in mind when planning and deploying Wi-Fi 6E projects?Join Julio Petrovitch, Product Manager at NetAlly, to find the answers. During this session he will talk about the new functionality that was introduced with the release of Wi-Fi 6 and its advantages over Wi-Fi 5, and also explain the key difference between Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E.

There has been an increasing demand for 24×7 high-speed internet access globally. Currently, 42.1 billion IoT devices exist. By 2020, this number is expected to be 50.1 billion. 2020 is the beginning of a mass rollout of 5G networks. By 2025, leaders of the 5G market will be Asia (primarily China & Japan), Europe, and the United States. Can mobile service providers create a secure environment that protects customers’ data and devices in time for the launch of 5G?

Watch F5 senior leaders and Heavy Reading Research Director Jim Hodges discuss the evolution to cloud-native network functions (CNFs) during this on-demand webinar.CNFs address multiple pain points to reduce CapEX and OpEX costs and unify cloud infrastructure to support both Telco and IT workloads. The webinar highlights two key use cases for Gi LAN consolidation for VNFs and CNFs, and 5G Core Kubernetes security.