CommScope, a provider of network connectivity solutions, has announced availability of two new Wi-Fi 6E products, the RUCKUS R760 and the RUCKUS R560. These products allow Multi-Dwelling-Units (MDUs) including residential apartments, student housing, assisted living, and other high-density living spaces to leverage the 6 GHz Wi-Fi band and deliver superior wireless connectivity to their residents. RUCKUS Networks is also adding support for the WPA3 security framework to RUCKUS Dynamic PSK (DPSK) technology, combining ease of deployment with advanced user security and control.
MDU service providers value the importance of having a high-performance, reliable, scalable and secure network infrastructure. Their customers expect dependable internet access. MDU service providers rely on vendors who can deliver highly reliable and easy to deploy wired and wireless network infrastructure while reducing support costs.
“The opening of the 6 GHz band for Wi-Fi represents the largest expansion of Wi-Fi spectrum to date, enabling dramatic increase in bandwidth and reduction of latency and paving the way for entirely new classes of applications connecting over Wi-Fi,” states Bart Giordano, senior vice president, RUCKUS Networks, CommScope.
After deploying the latest RUCKUS Wi-Fi 6E access points, Denton Meier, CTO, Firefly Technologies, notes, “Wi-Fi 6E is the re-birth of wireless that Firefly Technologies has been anticipating for a long time. The Ruckus R760 Wi-Fi 6E access points replaced our R750s and within minutes, clients were connecting to the 2.4, 5, and 6 GHz radios. From some of our initial testing, we were able to truly achieve Gigabit speed wireless in an MDU test setting using the 6 GHz channels. 6 GHz access points will revolutionise what we can achieve in crowded, high-performance wireless environments and we are excited to partner with Ruckus Networks as these new products launch.”
RUCKUS Wi-Fi 6E solutions enable organisations to take advantage of the dramatic capacity increase, performance improvement and reduced interference of the 6 GHz spectrum. With up to 8.35 Gbps aggregated max throughput, Wi-Fi 6E supports next generation applications such as augmented reality and virtual reality (AR/VR), 8K ultra-high-definition video, and gaming.
Additionally, RUCKUS continues to include its patented suite of Smart Wi-Fi optimisation technology in Wi-Fi 6E Access Points, including BeamFlex, ChannelFly, SmartMesh, and SmartCast, to enable MDU organisations to maximise the use of the new 6 GHz spectrum. This portfolio of technologies has made Wi-Fi better and simpler in the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz spectrums and will further improve connectivity in the 6 GHz spectrum.
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