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Wi-Fi 7 is here: What it means for your business

August 13, 2025
Johan Koekemoer
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The way we connect is changing fast. With more devices, higher data demands, and an increasing need for seamless connectivity, organisations can’t afford a wireless network that slows them down. Enter Wi-Fi 7 (IEEE 802.11be), the latest standard designed to deliver faster speeds, lower latency, and better performance in even the busiest environments.

Grandstream’s new range of Wi-Fi 7 Access Points offers a leap forward in wireless technology. Here’s what makes it different and why it’s worth considering for your next upgrade.

Multi-link operation (MLO): Smooth, stable connections

Wi-Fi 7’s multi-link operation allows supported devices to send and receive data across multiple frequency bands at the same time. This means:

Faster speeds for bandwidth-heavy tasks like video conferencing, large file transfers, and cloud-based work.
Better reliability in busy spaces such as airports, trade shows, or offices with hundreds of connected devices.
Lower latency for real-time applications like VoIP calls and live streaming.

MLO is a major upgrade for mesh networks, making them much faster and more stable, as access points can communicate over multiple bands for stronger, more efficient backhaul connections.

4K-QAM: More data in every signal

Wi-Fi 7 boosts performance with 4K-QAM modulation, which packs around 20% more data into every signal compared to Wi-Fi 6/6E. This increased efficiency means higher throughput in ideal conditions, giving your network the extra headroom needed for tomorrow’s applications.

Improved OFDMA and MU-MIMO: Serving more users at once

Wi-Fi 7 builds on the efficiency gains of Wi-Fi 6:

OFDMA (orthogonal frequency-division multiple access) now supports multiple resource units per device, letting a single user benefit from more bandwidth when needed.
MU-MIMO (multi-user, multiple-input, multiple-output) doubles its spatial streams to 16, allowing each access point to handle far more simultaneous connections without compromising speed.

The result? Better performance for everyone, even in high-density environments.

320 MHz channels: The ultra-wide highway for data

The introduction of the 6GHz band doubles the maximum channel width to 320 MHz, massively increasing speed and capacity. This extra bandwidth, combined with MLO and 4K-QAM, provides a lower-latency, higher-throughput experience, perfect for demanding applications like UHD video streaming, cloud rendering, and IoT automation.

Is Wi-Fi 7 right for you?

While not every device supports Wi-Fi 7 yet, adoption is moving quickly, making it a smart future-proof investment for:

Corporate offices relying on video meetings and real-time collaboration tools.
Creative agencies and media houses transferring large files daily.
Industrial and IoT-heavy environments that need ultra-reliable, always-on connectivity.