IEEE 802.11bn enhances Wi-Fi 8 reliability

IEEE 802.11bn introduces significant enhancements to Wi-Fi 8, prioritizing ultra-high reliability over raw throughput. Key advancements include distributed resource units for improved uplink power, enhanced long-range protocols, and multi-AP coordination to reduce interference and latency. The standard also focuses on seamless roaming and advanced power management features for next-generation deployments. These technical improvements aim to create a more robust and dependable Wi-Fi experience, particularly in complex network environments. The whitepaper details how these physical and MAC layer changes contribute to Wi-Fi 8's performance goals.