The Pakistan Telecommunications Agency (PTA) on Friday approved the adoption of the latest WiFi generation WiFi 7, making it one of the first countries to use the network in the Asia-Pacific region.
According to the press release, WiFi 7 and future generations will operate on the 6 GHz web band, highlighting Pakistan’s commitment to digital innovation and leadership.
“Wi-Fi 7 provides ultra-high data rates, low latency and reliability for 8K streaming, AR/VR and industrial automation,” the release reads.
“It will strengthen connectivity in homes, small and medium-sized businesses (small and medium-sized businesses), campuses, health care and smart cities as it relaxes traffic congestion in legacy bands and reduces broadband delivery costs.”
Information and Technology Secretary Zarrar Hasham said the development was a week later. reduction A damaged submarine Internet cable can take four to five weeks.
In a meeting of the Standing Committee on Information Technology and Telecommunications of the National Assembly, while responding to inquiries about slow internet and disruptions, the IT Minister replied that multiple cables had been cut off the coast of Yemen, affecting Internet services.
