New Generation Wi-Fi technology will be promoted

August 31, Wi-Fi organization released a new white paper detailing how Wi-Fi certified N provides support for the explosive growth of connectivity technologies in China.　　The new white paper describes the expected demand for Wi-Fi products in the Chinese market, discusses the technical advances that Wi-Fi certified n brings (including spatial streaming and efficient mechanisms), and demonstrates the application of this technology in mobile networks, digital homes, and enterprise deployments. Wi-Fi technology has been in existence for more than 10 years. At first, Wi-Fi technology was introduced as a way to wirelessly connect computers and the Internet, and now has made great strides. Today, we can see a wide variety of devices labeled Wi-Fi, such as mobile devices, televisions, camcorders, and even frames, which were unimaginable ten years ago.　　In the early days, Wi-Fi was used only in office buildings, and now Wi-Fi networks cover many of the world's largest cities and even offer Wi-Fi connections on some international flights. Today's Wi-Fi is a very important communication tool in many industries. In the area of health care, Wi-Fi is used to connect individual patient monitoring devices and central analysis and calculation systems, to track the patient's vital signs, and to inform the physician of the patient's status changes in real time. The Wi-Fi connection allows physicians to quickly access diagnostic systems, look for patient information, compare previous health files, conduct tests and view test results--all at once, to meet all requirements. In the area of commercial aviation, Wi-Fi is used as a passenger service, even at high altitude, people can always stay connected, and for the vast number of airlines to provide a revenue-generating value-added services. With a secure Wi-Fi network, the financial markets will complete hundreds of thousands of transactions per second, providing simultaneous confirmation and agreement.　　Now, car manufacturers can supply Wi-Fi-enabled car systems, connecting on-board instrumentation with a variety of communications equipment, making the entire car a Wi-Fi hotspot that can be moved. Wi-Fi certified n is a new generation of Wi-Fi technology with a performance of five times times and twice times the range of previous-generation Wi-Fi standards. With China's rapid entry into the era of universal connectivity, China's new interconnected society has increased demand for connectivity and data.　　In the global market, more than half of the Wi-Fi products have adopted Wi-Fi certified n technology. China's mobile operators have invested heavily in providing customers with 285,000 Wi-Fi hotspots, connecting to millions of Wi-Fi handsets and millions of other Wi-Fi devices that entered the Chinese market in 2009. (Jing Qiao)