Category: Wifi 6e

  • Private 5G vs CBRS, Alphabet Soup

    Private 5G vs CBRS, Alphabet Soup

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    I had a call today with a sales guy working in the Private Cellular world. He brought up a simple question that I constantly have to help explain. That conversations sparked an idea that is needed in this industry. We need to teach about the alphabet soup that is Private Cellular. Specifically we throw around…

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  • eduroam + WPA3-Enterprise + Security (Part 5)

    eduroam + WPA3-Enterprise + Security (Part 5)

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    It’s been just under a year since I started my series on eduroam and WPA3-Enterprise requirements in 6GHz. There has been a ton of people that are rolling out 6GHz eduroam and have data to compare against my initial testing. As time rolls on, clients that do not support WPA3-Enterprise continue to be phased out.…

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  • iOS17 Private Cellular and Wifi Shortcuts

    iOS17 Private Cellular and Wifi Shortcuts

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    When iOS17 was announced at WWDC ’23, Apple included some footnotes that it would finally have official support for Private Cellular Networks. I discuss more about those changes in my next post. I had an amazing experience at WLAN Professionals’ WLPC Prague ’23 a couple weeks ago and want to show off some things that…

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  • I Went to a Journey Concert and All I Got Was Great Wifi

    I Went to a Journey Concert and All I Got Was Great Wifi

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    Every 4th of July, Stadium of Fire thrills and excites Utahns with hundreds of dancing pre-teens performers, hit rock or country music singers, flyovers, skydiving aerialists, and thrilling fireworks. I’ve attended several events over the years. So, the routine was expected. A headlining country or rock music artists draws the crowds. The event is streamed…

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