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GFiber and Qualcomm announce Wi-Fi 8 gateway

October 14

The Wi-Fi 8 (802.111bn) specification hasn't even been ratified by the IEEE yet, but that isn’t stopping manufacturers from getting an early jump on supported hardware.

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