I express my gratitude to the ITU-APT foundation of india for inviting me to the national conference on wifi in 6GHz in New Delhi. I was encouraged to see the interest around wifi technologies from industry leaders and policy makers who have started to recognise its potential as an alternative wireless communication enabler that can offload network traffic on mobile networks while providing both indoor and outdoor connectivity. Unlocking new unlicenced frequency bands is a step in the right direction. What's even more important is to start thinking about building custom base stations that can provide far more features and flexibility than home and enterprise access points available in the market today. Opensource operating systems like Openwrt have unlocked the possibility of developing customised wifi solutions that can match the power of base stations deployed by mobile networks operators making last mile connectivity cheaper and accessible. A wifi acces...
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