At this year’s MWC (Mobile World Congress) in Barcelona, the exhibition area dedicated to Wi-Fi 8 was not the largest. However, from an industry perspective, it may represent one of the technologies with the most far-reaching impact on the future of connectivity showcased at the event. Unlike previous generations of wireless technology that focused primarily on peak data rates, the core objective of Wi-Fi 8 is shifting toward reliability. This change means that future wireless networks must not only be faster but also maintain stable, low-latency connections in complex environments, high-density device scenarios, and multi-service concurrent applications. Wi-Fi 8: Reliability Becomes the Core Design Philosophy Although Wi-Fi 8 emphasizes reliability, this does not mean performance improvements are being overlooked. In fact, during MWC Barcelona this we...