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Parallel Reality Architecture – the evolultion of LCMI for Wi-Fi Design This is s a follow-up to my previous post about why the LCMI-based design for Wi-Fi is no longer applicable for modern Wi-Fi design.

Stop Designing Wi-Fi for Your Weakest Device Your most important devices are suffering from it.

2026 predictions for major Wi-Fi market shifts As we approach the final days of 2025 and anticipate the start of 2026, several shifts in Wi-Fi playbooks are expected to impact planning, design, and implementation.

The Wi-Fi Colour Wheel: A Simple Framework for Better Real-World WLANs Wi-Fi Colour Wheel Most people experience Wi-Fi in one of two states: It works, and nobody thinks about it.

Strike a balance between Wi-Fi Performance vs the Cost Here’s a spicy take for your Friday feed: maybe “better Wi-Fi” isn’t always better business.

Wi-Fi must be regulated before it can be considered a Public Utility In today’s interconnected world, access to reliable, high-speed internet isn’t a luxury—it’s a fundamental necessity for education, healthcare, employment, and social connection.

Stop Guessing—Start Reading: A Practical Guide to Getting (and Using) the IEEE 802.11 Standard If you design, build, test, or troubleshoot Wi-Fi, there’s one resource that quietly answers more questions than any blog post, webinar, or vendor deck: the IEEE

Quick Guide on Configuring Your Airconsole Recently, I worked on a project which required console access to configure and log output from network devices via the console port.

The Decibel: A Little Unit with a Loud Legacy How a forgotten measurement, a Canadian inventor, and a smart branding choice shaped how we hear the world.

Wi-Fi Generation Naming It’s worth addressing a growing trend where people, organizations, and manufacturers are misaligning IEEE Wireless LAN Standards (802.11) with Wi-Fi generation numbers.