As enterprise-grade wireless networks rapidly advance towards intelligence, automation, and visualization, global vendors are re-evaluating the foundational capability planning for next-generation Wi-Fi and the Internet of Things (IoT). 

At the critical juncture where global broadband is entering the multi-gigabit era, Wi-Fi 7 is moving from standardization to large-scale deployment at an unprecedented speed. 

Intel recently released a white paper that systematically outlines, for the first time, the core vision for the next-generation wireless technology, Wi-Fi 8 (based on the IEEE P802.11bn standard).

Oman Airports recently announced the comprehensive deployment of Wi-Fi 7 networks across all its national airports, becoming the world's first airport operator to implement this technology. This deployment, jointly advanced by Oman Airports and Huawei, aims to provide passengers with a more efficient, secure, and stable wireless network experience, while accelerating the digital transformation of the airports.

The future of hotel connectivity was unveiled today at the Huawei European Connect Conference (HCE 2025). In a significant move for the European hospitality sector, Huawei, in partnership with leading technology integrator Cerium, announced the launch of a groundbreaking high-quality hotel network solution powered by the latest Wi-Fi 7 standard.

As the global communications industry accelerates toward the Wi-Fi 7 and 6G era, the pursuit of higher transmission speeds continues unabated. Recently, U.S. operator Spectrum (Charter Communications) achieved nearly 10 Gbps Wi-Fi 7 connectivity at the SCTE TechExpo 25 in Washington by combining the 6 GHz band with portions of the 7 GHz spectrum.