Boingo Wireless Launches First Wi-Fi 7 Public Venue Network

 


At CES 2024, Boingo Wireless made a historic leap by debuting the world's first Wi-Fi 7 network in a public space, specifically at the Las Vegas Monorail Boingo Station, a live site during the event. Wi-Fi 7, an evolution beyond Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E, revolutionizes wireless technology with its extreme speeds, low latency, and expanded capacity. Doubling network bandwidth and achieving speeds over 40 Gbps, Wi-Fi 7 aims to redefine connectivity by enhancing energy efficiency and fortified security through WPA3 protocols.

This milestone builds on Boingo’s commitment to advancing wireless innovation in Las Vegas. Having established the Boingo Innovation Center at last year's CES, the company continues to pioneer wireless technology by expanding 5G connectivity along the Las Vegas strip, exemplifying its dedication to elevating connectivity. Boingo's deployment of Wi-Fi 7 adds to its impressive list of wireless achievements, which includes introducing the first commercial DAS network, Passpoint network, CBRS airport private network, and Wi-Fi 6 network at an airport. Additionally, Boingo is set to host a Sports Business Radio live podcast event featuring UFC Women’s Champion Miesha Tate at the Boingo Innovation Center during CES 2024, showcasing their commitment to fostering connectivity. Boingo Wireless simplifies complex wireless challenges by designing, building, and managing networks globally, empowering connectivity and innovation across various venues and enterprises. Explore their solutions at boingo.com.

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