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Wi-Fi 7

• Wi-Fi 7 represents a new generation of wireless connectivity, capable of multiplying speeds, reducing latency, and improving simultaneous device management.
• Thanks to innovations such as Multi-Link Operation (MLO) and an expanded spectrum of up to 320 MHz, this standard transforms network infrastructure into a high-capacity digital highway.
• Driven by players like Orange, this evolution also brings advancements in security and ease of use, laying the foundation for a more powerful and reliable Wi-Fi.
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