MU-MIMO (multi-user MIMO) and 802.11ad are the technologies that will help usher us into the next age of the wireless industry as we start to move towards 5G and beyond.

Besides that, the biggest benefits of MU-MIMO may come in dense Wi-Fi environments like airports, convention centers, and sports stadiums.

Linksys chose a Wi-Fi chipset that includes support for MU-MIMO (multi-user multiple input/multiple output), but this isn’t much more than a checklist feature at this point in time.

Downlink MU-MIMO in 11ax allows for up to eight clients to be grouped together. As seen in the diagram above, APs can now group clients and transmit to these client groups in a sequential manner.

We compare and contrast a pair of high-end wireless 802.11ac routers from Linksys and Netgear, MU-MIMO equipped Linksys EA7500 and the Netgear ...

It's router season here at CES 2016, and Linksys has dropped two new MU-MIMO (multiuser, multiple input, multiple output) network gatekeepers. They take their place above and below the current ...

Qualcomm aims to soothe multi-user Wi-Fi congestion with its new MU-MIMO (multi user-multiple-input multiple-output) antenna technology. Wireless routers and access points are being targeted by ...

MU-MIMO with the full eight transmit and eight receive antennas, or 8 x 8 MU-MIMO, provides the biggest benefit to total system throughput and capacit ...

Linksys has announced a new wireless router that it claims is the first fully functional MU-MIMO AC5400 Tri-Band Wireless Router. The company has also launched… ...