Intel and Broadcom, the two US chip manufacturers, have recently demonstrated Wi-Fi 7, a new version of Wi-Fi technology. It is said to be the industry's first interoperable Wi-Fi 7 technology. It claims to achieve speeds of up to 5 gigabits per second (5 Gbps) between Intel chip-powered laptops and Broadcom Wi-Fi 7 access points. News from Times Now



Technology companies have been working on the development of Wi-Fi technology for a long time. However, after testing Intel and Broadcom's Wi-Fi technology, it is believed that they have also developed hardware for the new version of Wi-Fi technology. As a result, new wireless network technologies will soon be seen.

Intel and Broadcom officials say Wi-Fi 7 will be faster than Wi-Fi 6E by up to 2 Gbps. As a result, the use of augmented and virtual reality technology will be beneficial.


Intel and Broadcom claim that Wi-Fi 7 will be the wireless technology platform of the next 10 years. However, Wi-Fi 7 supported devices will not be available in the market before 2023. So tech lovers have to wait more.