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 This article provides engineers, product managers, and technical decision-makers with a clear and comprehensive analysis of why Qualcomm’s QCN9274 and QCN6224 chips are strong candidates for WiFi 7 module development. From protocol capabilities, hardware architecture, RF performance, software ecosystem, development cost, and commercialization risk assessment, this analysis outlines both the technical and business advantages of choosing these chips. 1. Key Capabilities of WiFi 7 (Background) Before evaluating the chips themselves, it is important to understand the core features introduced by WiFi 7 (802.11be), which directly influence chipset selection: Multi-Link Operation (MLO) — Enables simultaneous use of multiple bands/links to improve throughput and reliability. Wider channel bandwidths (up to 320 MHz) and 4096-QAM modulation — Greatly increases peak throughput. Improved multi-RU allocation and simultaneous UL/DL — Enhances spectrum efficiency and concurrent traffic perfor...

  WallysTech Officially Releases the DR5018S Mesh Solution —  Now Open-Sourced on GitHub The source code for the DR5018S Mesh feature has now been officially released on GitHub! This version is deeply optimized based on OpenWrt and has undergone long-term testing. It is a mature, stable Mesh solution that can be directly applied to real-world deployments. By open-sourcing this project, we hope to enable more developers, system integrators, and researchers to easily learn, apply, and enhance WiFi Mesh network technologies — accelerating innovation across the industry. sales@wallystech.com Why Open-Source the DR5018S Mesh Solution? Mesh networking has become increasingly important in industrial IoT, outdoor wireless coverage, enterprise networks, and large-scale distributed deployments. Although Mesh is no longer a “new term,” achieving long-term stability, reliability, and maintainability in engineering environments remains challenging. Through long-term cooperation with custom...