As demand for faster, more reliable wireless communication grows, the arrival of Wi-Fi 7 (IEEE 802.11be) marks a critical shift for enterprise and campus networks. With extremely high throughput, reduced latency and enhanced reliability, Wi-Fi 7 provides the foundation to support next-gen technologies like augmented and virtual reality, ultra-high-definition video and latency-sensitive industrial applications.
However, reaping the benefits of Wi-Fi 7 demands a strategic approach to infrastructure that considers power, cooling, cabling and, importantly, the physical mounting and enclosure of access points (APs).