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...

Embodied intelligence accelerating its start, the low-altitude economy gaining momentum, and artificial intelligence penetrating public governance and livelihood services—amid a new wave of technological and industrial transformation, Hangzhou is leveraging institutional innovation, scenario openness, and ecosystem collaboration to accelerate the journey of scientific achievements from laboratories to the market. The city is striving to build a nationally influential hub for artificial intelligence innovation.   Last October, under the theme of “building a city of innovation and vitality,” the General Office of the Hangzhou Municipal Party Committee openly addressed challenges such as talent attraction, policy coordination, and insufficient application scenarios during a televised public governance program. These issues drew widespread public attention....

On December 10, Qualcomm announced the completion of its acquisition of Ventana Micro Systems, further strengthening its technological footprint in the RISC-V architecture and high-performance computing fields. The global leading chip and wireless connectivity platform supplier Qualcomm announced it has officially completed the acquisition of Ventana Micro Systems.

This series of achievements not only demonstrates the maturity and replicability of integrated sensing and communication technology but also reflects the crucial transition of campus networks from "connectivity" to "intelligence".

This series of achievements not only demonstrates the maturity and replicability of integrated sensing and communication technology but also reflects the crucial transition of campus networks from "connectivity" to "intelligence".

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).