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Wi-Fi 7 quietly took off while everyone was looking at AI
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And when did decent mesh systems start costing $1K+?!?!
I used to scoff at people who would say “just get an access point”, but after looking at too many mesh systems last years with their ridiculous prices, I went with couple of access point and I do not regret it.
Stares at my home networking stack.
Oh I know… I get leftovers from work for my home lab. But enterprise WiFi will never be a thing you’d need in a DC. 48 port 10GbE Cisco switches is another story 🙂
Of course they sound like a jet engine …
Lucky you not having jets fly over your place in DC, unless your in Glover Park/Georgetown then you get to hear the planes going to National at 7 am
When they can transmit over 10gbps
I wish I had 10g into my house. Well maybe not, it would probably be VERY expensive
That doesn't mean you couldn't benefit from those LAN speeds.