Google is officially beginning to roll out a 20Gbps internet service though the company’s GFiber Labs for $250 a month.

The first Wi-Fi 7 routers are starting to hit the market, but just because they’re available today doesn't mean a full upgrade is in the cards just yet.

The current, approved networking industry standard is WiFi 6. This standard provides benefits of higher data rates, improved performance in high-traffic environments, and improved power efficiency.

The Federal Communications Commission opens the 6 GHz band to 'very lower power devices' operating alongside other Wi-Fi enabled devices.

Snap One's Bryce Nordstrand and Nathan Holmes go over why Wi-Fi 6 should be viewed as something so much more than simply faster download speeds.