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Wi-Fi 6: The Next Generation of Smart Home Networking

September 07, 2023

SecurityInfoWatch.com

Security Business magazine

According to research firm Parks Associates, the number of connected devices in U.S. broadband households is expected to climb from an average of 12 to 20 by 2025.

From the article, "Wi-Fi 6: The Next Generation of Smart Home Networking" by Clint Choate

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