Wi-Fi 8 will bring several improvements to performance and reliability, including multi-access point coordination and seamless roaming, according to Qualcomm. The next wireless standard is currently being developed as part of the ‘Ultra High Reliability’ (UHR) initiative, in collaboration with various firms, including the US chipmaker. The standard for Wi-Fi 8 is not expected to be finalised until 2028, but Qualcomm has already revealed improvements to reliability of wireless networks that are expected to arrive with Wi-Fi 8.
Wi-Fi 8 to Improve Reliability of Networks With Seamless Roaming, Lower Latency
Citing the IEEE scope document, Qualcomm says that Wi-Fi 8 will offer improvements such as lower latency at P95, higher throughput in congested areas, and improved roaming between access points. Wi-Fi 8 will also improve peer-to-peer (P2P) communication, while enhancing power efficiency and offering “wired grade” reliability.
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