On July 4, 2026, Huihan Technology announced that its self-developed Bluetooth protocol stack, FlairBlue, had officially passed the Bluetooth SIG 6.2 core specification certification, becoming the world's first module manufacturer to pass Bluetooth 6.2 certification . Behind this certification lies years of evolution and accumulation in Bluetooth technology. As Bluetooth 6.2 compresses the connection interval from 7.5 milliseconds to 375 microseconds, and as channel detection moves from "meter-level" to "centimeter-level," a real question arises: should Bluetooth modules use 6.0 or 6.2? For module manufacturers, another more fundamental question arises: should they chase the latest standard version, or strive for excellence in already mature technologies?   I. Bluetooth's "old problems": Why do we always have to put up with latency, dropped connections and inacc...

In June 2026, Chongqing Wuqi Microelectronics Co., Ltd.'s IPO application on the Science and Technology Innovation Board was accepted, with a planned fundraising of 1.619 billion yuan. This chip design company, which was one of the earliest in China to fully adopt the RISC-V architecture and achieve commercial mass production, officially stepped onto the stage of the capital market. For Shenzhen Ofeixin Technology, Wuqi Micro is not only a chip supplier, but also a deeply collaborative ecosystem partner. As a professional IoT wireless module solution provider, Ofeixin is a key link in transforming Wuqi's chip technology into large-scale commercial solutions. I. Ofeixin: A professional module solution provider focusing on the communication connectivity industry Shenzhen QOGRISYS Technology Co., Ltd. was founded in the communications...

From June 24th to 26th, 2026, the 2026 Global Internet of Things Conference & Shenzhen International Internet of Things Industry Ecosystem Expo (GIoT) was held as scheduled at the Shenzhen Convention and Exhibition Center (Futian). With an exhibition area of 40,000 square meters , 400 exhibitors, and over 60,000 professional visitors , the event attracted attendees from across China, as well as more than ten countries and regions including the United States, Germany, the United Kingdom, Japan, South Korea, France, the Netherlands, and Australia . The exhibition showcased a complete industry chain, from underlying chips, computing power, and data to upper-level application scenarios . A single core theme ran throughout the entire exhibition: AIoT is moving from proof-of-concept to large-scale deployment, and communication modules, as the core lin...

From June 9th to 12th, 2026, the 23rd Guangzhou International Building Electrical Technology Exhibition (GEBT) was held in Guangzhou. At the exhibition, KingPAC showcased for the first time its comprehensive solution for the Internet of Things (IoT) across all scenarios, based on its independently controllable PLC-IoT technology. Its core concept directly addresses industry pain points: no new wiring or complex debugging is required; simply plug it in to have a stable, secure, and intelligent IoT system . This demonstration sends a clear signal to the industry: PLC-IoT is evolving from an "alternative communication solution" into an "invisible infrastructure" for large-scale commercial deployment of smart homes .   I. Underlying Communication Logic: Wires vs. Air Interface To understand why PLC-IoT has become a focal point, we first n...

Introduction : When MediaTek won the Best Choice Gold Award at COMPUTEX 2026 for its Filogic 8800 Wi-Fi 8 chip, and when ASUS announced at CES 2026 that it would launch its first batch of Wi-Fi 8 routers and MESH systems this year, the outline of the next-generation wireless communication standard is becoming increasingly clear. However, there is a significant "maturity gap" between the exciting technology roadshows and the reality of market implementation. For the vast majority of enterprises and users, Wi-Fi 7 is currently the only pragmatic choice with complete ecosystem support. I. Wi-Fi 8: The Ideal is Beautiful, but the Reality is Harsh 1.1 Technological Shift: From "Faster" to "More Stable" Wi-Fi 8 (IEEE 802.11bn) has made significant adjustments to its design philosophy. Its key emphasis is no longer on speed, but on "ultra...

Introduction: A New Paradigm for Wireless Networks As wireless communication technologies approach physical limits, the performance gains from increasing modulation order, channel bandwidth, or coding efficiency on a single link are slowing down. Meanwhile, demands for higher throughput, lower latency, and better reliability continue to surge, especially in emerging applications such as virtual reality, industrial IoT, cloud gaming, and telemedicine. WiFi 7 (IEEE 802.11be) emerges as a technological breakthrough in this context. Its core innovation – MultiLink Operation (MLO) – no longer pursues extreme performance on a single link but instead leverages multiple links working together to achieve systemlevel optimization. This fundamental paradigm shift gives WiFi the ability to combat random environmental interference for the first time. Am...