Next Generation Hot Spot. WiFi Who’s using WiFi? WiFi or Mobile Internet (4G/3G)? Why? How’s your experience of WiFi today?

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Next Generation Hot Spot

WiFi Who’s using WiFi? WiFi or Mobile Internet (4G/3G)? Why? How’s your experience of WiFi today?

EDSA ’s

By 2015, 80% of newly installed wireless networks will be obsolete because of a lack of proper planning. Top Wireless Issues That May Derail Your Mobile Strategy. Paul DeBeasi, October 2011 ” “ Gartner

4 Billion WiFi enabled devices in use Today. 7 Billion by Hot Spot for every 150 people Today 1 Hot Spot for every 20 people by 2018.

Tablets are WI-FI devices

Video

Wireless Connection Future Challenges : Office: Multiple Gadget. 10Mb per user. Home: Home Automation, UHDTV, Multiple Gadgets Schools: K-12, E-Learning Hospitals: IP based Equipment. Centralize Hospital Records. E- Consultation. Utility/Agencies: IP Based devices, Real time HD video reporting. Wireless CCTV Convention: 1000’s of users with tablets, smartphones, laptops,… Airport: Crazy

Wi-Fi will not advance in 2.4GHz 2.4GHz – a 3 lane road with potholes 5GHz – a 24 lane freeway 675Mbps Total Bandwidth 5.4Gbps Total Bandwidth

Wi-fi standards continue to advance Wi-Fi Standards Evolution b 11Mbps n 600Mbps g 54Mbps ac >1Gbps GHz 5GHz Faster >1 Gbps Wi-Fi standards today New standards are at 5GHz and beyond Mbps ad >5Gbps 60GHz a 54Mbps n 300Mbps

Shannon’s Law states that the maximum attainable error-free data speed, in bits per second (bps), is a function of the signal-to-noise ratio and bandwidth. C = B log2< (1 + S/N)

MIMO How fast is 2x2 and 3x3 11ac? 2x2 = up to 867Mbps data rates per radio 3x3 = up to 1.3Gbps data rates per radio 11ac is about 3X faster than 11n

Wi-fi performance is limited by the device Most BYOD clients are 1x1 or 2x2 and cannot take advantage of 3 streams in a 3x3 Wi-Fi infrastructure Device2.4GHz5GHzAntennasMax Rate Media Players (iPod Touch)XSome1x Mbps Smartphones – low endX1x165Mbps Smartphones – high endXX1x1150Mbps Tablets – low endX1x165Mbps Tablets – high end (iPad)XX2x2300Mbps Laptops – low endXMost2x2300Mbps Laptops – mid/high endXX3x3450Mbps Most BYOD clients are 1x1 or 2x2 and cannot take advantage of 3 streams in a 3x3 Wi-Fi infrastructure

Access Points + ControllerWireless Array 2 radio APs with omni antennas Multiple Radios with Integrated Controller No More Boss!

The ac standard Approved by the IEEE in January 2014 Wave 1 Products Up to 1.3Gbps, 3 streams, 80MHz channels, 256 QAM First available in Enterprise products 2013 Wave 2 Products Up to 3.47Gbps, 4 streams, 160MHz channels, 256 QAM, MU-MIMO Wi-Fi Alliance certification expected late 2014 Availability expected in Enterprise products 2014

High Capacity WiFi AP Before: Fixed AP of the Future: Modular

Traffic Segregation

Application Control

In Summary: What to look for? 1.Intelligent (No Boss needed..) 2..11? Ready (dot eleven) 3.High Capacity (Multiple Radio) 4.Traffic segregation (Bus Lane, Truck Lane, etc.) 5.Application Control (Number coding Scheme) 6.Passpoint (Visa-Free)