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The Aruba Networks 802.11ax AP-Series
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Aruba just announced their line-up of 802.11ax access points. They say that they are confident they will be software upgradable to pass the AX-certification from the Wi-Fi Alliance later in 2019. Down- and uplink OFDMA, downlink MU-MIMO, TxBF, TWT, 20MHz-only STA and 160MHz are supported, but uplink MU-MIMO, spatial reuse and 80+80 MHz unfortunately not. At first there will be 3 models, the AP 515, AP 535 and AP 555.
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I'm very curious which chipsets they will use. It looks like a strong line-up, but unfortunate that they don't support MU-MIMO in uplink and spatial reuse.
 
I'm very curious which chipsets they will use. It looks like a strong line-up, but unfortunate that they don't support MU-MIMO in uplink and spatial reuse.
Broadcom for the low-end (low-end is a figure of speech as those AP are enterprise with the enterpri$e price).
QCA for the high-end.
 
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