Wi-Fi 7 is here. This is why it matters for SA networks.
Warren Gordon, HPE BU Executive at Duxbury Networking Every new wireless standard arrives with the promise of faster speeds, lower latency, and more capacity. On paper, each one looks like
The user experience revolution: What Wi-Fi 7 means for end users
Martin May, Business Development: Networking at Duxbury Across this series we’ve explored how Wi-Fi 7 transforms the network edge and challenges traditional design assumptions. This final article looks at what
Redefining the edge: How Wi-Fi 7 blurs the line between wireless and wired
By Martin May, Business Development: Networking at Duxbury In part one we introduced Wi-Fi 7 as the catalyst for an intelligent edge. In part two we explored why adoption is
Wi-Fi 7’s advantage: Why businesses are racing to upgrade
by Martin May, Business Development: Networking at Duxbury As outlined in part one of this series, Wi-Fi 7 moves wireless networking from a best-effort connection to an intelligent, high-capacity edge.
Wi-Fi 7 ushers in the era of the intelligent edge
by Martin May, Business Development: Networking at Duxbury For years, Wi-Fi was simply the connection between users and the wired core where the real processing happened. Wi-Fi 7 changes that.
Wi-Fi 7 is here, but what does it mean for South African networks?
By Waseem Bhamjee, Support Technician at Duxbury Networking It is easy to get swept up in the jargon of new technology releases where everything is faster, smarter, and more efficient.
Duxbury signs distribution deal with Tachyon Networks to bring affordable 60 GHz wireless to SA
Duxbury Networking, a leading South African networking distributor, has signed a distribution agreement with Tachyon Networks to bring its innovative 60 GHz point-to-point (PTP) and point-to-multipoint (PTMP) fixed wireless solutions
WiFi 7: Next leap in wireless technology evolution
WiFi 7 (also known as IEEE 802.11be) is the next-generation wireless networking standard designed to offer faster speeds, lower latency and greater efficiency compared to its predecessor, WiFi 6. For example, WiFi