{"id":15052,"date":"2021-05-27T10:45:00","date_gmt":"2021-05-27T10:45:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/eodishasamachar.com\/en\/2021\/05\/27\/aruba-introduces-industrys-first-enterprise-grade-wi-fi-6e-solution\/"},"modified":"2021-05-27T10:45:00","modified_gmt":"2021-05-27T10:45:00","slug":"aruba-introduces-industrys-first-enterprise-grade-wi-fi-6e-solution","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/eodishasamachar.com\/en\/2021\/05\/27\/aruba-introduces-industrys-first-enterprise-grade-wi-fi-6e-solution\/","title":{"rendered":"Aruba Introduces Industry\u2019s First Enterprise-Grade Wi-Fi 6E Solution"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\n New Wi-Fi 6E Access Points Leverage 6 GHz Band to Deliver Greater Performance, Lower Latency, and Faster Data Rates to Support High-Bandwidth Applications and Use Cases <\/p>\n

HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach<\/a> – 27 May 2021 – Aruba<\/a>, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise
\ncompany (NYSE: HPE), today announced the market’s first enterprise-grade Wi-Fi
\n6E solution set \u2013 the
\n630 Series of campus access points (APs)<\/a>, starting with the AP-635*. The
\nlatest innovation in Wi-Fi technology, Wi-Fi 6E refers to Wi-Fi devices that
\noperate in the 6 GHz band, which was \u2013 in the largest expansion of Wi-Fi
\ncapacity in nearly two decades \u2013 opened up in April 2020 by the Federal
\nCommunications Commission (FCC) for unlicensed use in the United States. Opening
\nthe 6 GHz band more than doubles the amount of RF spectrum available for Wi-Fi
\nuse, allowing for less congested airwaves, broader channels, and higher-speed
\nconnections and enabling a range of innovations across industries. Since the
\nFCC decision to open the 6 GHz band, 39 additional countries that are home to
\nover 1.3 billion people have opened the 6 GHz unlicensed band for Wi-Fi 6E.
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Currently,
\nas organizations increase their use of bandwidth-hungry video, cope with increasing
\nnumbers of client and IoT devices connecting to their networks, and speed up
\ntheir transition to cloud, the demand for Wi-Fi continues to rise. As a result,
\nwireless networks are becoming oversubscribed, throttling application
\nperformance. This frustrates all network users by negatively impacting the user
\nexperience, reduces productivity, puts digital initiatives at risk, and stifles
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“With connectivity
\ndemands growing exponentially, Wi-Fi 6E can take advantage of up to seven,
\nsuperwide 160 MHz channels and uncongested bandwidth in the 6 GHz band to
\ndeliver unprecedented multi-gigabit and low latency connectivity,” said Kevin
\nRobinson, SVP of Marketing at Wi-Fi Alliance. “Wi-Fi 6E will spur enhanced
\ninnovations and exciting new services. Wi-Fi Alliance is pleased to see
\nlongtime member Aruba bringing Wi-Fi 6E solutions to market that will help
\norganizations better support critical activities like videoconferencing,
\ntelemedicine, and distance learning.”<\/p>\n


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According to leading market
\nintelligence research firm 650 Group<\/a>, Wi-Fi 6E will see rapid adoption in the
\nnext couple of years, with over 350M devices entering the market in 2022 that
\nsupport 6 GHz. 650 Group expects over 200% unit growth of Wi-Fi 6E enterprise APs
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The
\nnew Aruba Wi-Fi 6E solutions are part of Aruba
\nESP (Edge Services Platform)<\/a>, the industry’s first AI-powered,
\ncloud-native platform designed to unify, automate, and secure the Edge. Able to
\npredict and resolve problems at the network edge before they happen, Aruba
\nESP’s foundation is built on AIOps, Zero trust network security, and a unified
\ncampus to branch infrastructure to deliver an automated, all-in-one platform
\nthat continuously analyzes data across domains, tracks SLAs, identifies
\nanomalies, and self-optimizes, while seeing and securing unknown devices on the
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With Aruba’s new Wi-Fi 6E offerings, organizations can take
\nadvantage of the increased capacity, wider channels in 6 GHz, and significantly
\nreduced signal interference with 3.9 Gbps maximum aggregate throughput to
\nsupport high bandwidth, low latency services and applications such as high
\ndefinition video, next-generation unified communications, augmented reality\/virtual
\nreality (AR\/VR), IoT, and cloud. Additionally, with a new ultra tri-band
\nfiltering capability, which
\nminimizes interference between the 5 GHz and 6 GHz bands, organizations can truly maximize
\nuse of the new spectrum. <\/p>\n


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“As
\nwe progress in our digital transformation, we are continually adding an
\nincreasing number of IoT devices to our network and transitioning to Wi-Fi as
\nour primary network connection rather than Ethernet.\u00a0We are being asked to
\nsupport an expanded array of mission-critical, high bandwidth applications that
\nsupport research as well as hyflex learning and entertainment, like streaming
\nvideo, video communications, and AR\/VR for our students, professors, and staff,”
\nsaid Mike Ferguson, network manager and enterprise architect at Chapman
\nUniversity. “With Aruba’s Wi-Fi 6E AP, we’re confident that we’ll be able to
\nnot just support our short-term needs, but we’ll have room to grow as well,
\nwhich will keep all of our users happy, increase our competitiveness, and allow
\nus to extend the lifecycle of this network deployment by 50%.” <\/p>\n


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