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Wi-Fi 8 Revealed: Faster, Stable Connections Arriving Soon
7 Jan
Summary
- Wi-Fi 8 routers and chips appeared at CES 2026, launching possibly this year.
- Focusing on stability, Wi-Fi 8 enhances power efficiency and peer-to-peer communication.
- Companies like Asus, Broadcom, and MediaTek are already developing Wi-Fi 8 hardware.

The first Wi-Fi 8 routers and chips have emerged at CES 2026, signaling a potential launch within the year, soon after Wi-Fi 7's arrival. This new standard emphasizes stability improvements, offering Wi-Fi 7's high speeds with greater power efficiency and enhanced device-to-device communication. Users can anticipate fewer connection drops and improved performance, especially with mobile devices.
Manufacturers are already showcasing Wi-Fi 8 innovations. Asus presented an antenna-free concept router, the ROG NeoCore, promising higher throughput and lower latency. Broadcom announced new APUs and radios, while MediaTek unveiled its Filogic 8000 chip family, set to power a range of premium devices from routers to smartphones.




