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How GF FDX™ and FinFET solutions are powering the next generation of Wi-Fi

July 16, 2025

Today, seamless connectivity is a necessity. We are moving to smarter homes and more connected devices, causing the demand for reliable and efficient Wi-Fi solutions to grow exponentially. In fact, according to Parks Associates’ Smart Home Dashboard, since last year, 18% of U.S. homes alone have six or more smart devices in them.

From the article, "How GF FDX™ and FinFET solutions are powering the next generation of Wi-Fi" by Suzanna Chang

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How GF FDX™ and FinFET solutions are powering the next generation of Wi-Fi

Previously In The News

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AT&T To Buy Time Warner In Media-Shaking $85.4B Deal

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