802.11be looks like a nice approach to scale wireless networks horizontally.



What about ax200. I have three RBM33G boards with two of this radios per
each board. All radios are connected through m.2 <-> mini pcie adapter.
iwlwifi driver see both radios and let play a little bit with them. So it's
possible to run m.2 wireless modules with cheap MIPS boards (about $35).
1x PCIE 1.0 for all radios looks like a bottleneck for such configurations,
but additional testing required.
Anyway, it is possible to build low-cost dual band 802.11ax router.

P.S.
Wireless throughput is growing faster than embedded CPUs are getting
cheaper.


Best regards,
Kirill Lukonin

чт, 5 сент. 2019 г., 10:15 Dave Taht <dave.taht@gmail.com>:

> if wifi 6 aint good enough for ya...
>
> https://arxiv.org/pdf/1902.04320.pdf
>
> In other news I got the intel ax200 card... and it is m.2 formfactor,
> not mini-pci. It's unclear if it can work in an amd or arm board, but
> I don;t have
> anything with a m.2 slot to try it in.
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