Nokia’s new 5G Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) gateway with Wi-Fi 7 is supposed to enable wifi speeds of up to 4Gbps.
The FastMile Gateway 4 is loaded with high-gain antennas (up to 8 dBi), and dual-band Wi-Fi 7 that can apparently be self-installed by the consumer in the home.
It has 4 carrier aggregation, up to 300MHz of bandwidth, and supports 8RX and 3TX capabilities which is supposed to provide improved spectrum efficiency, coverage and greater speeds along with Wi-Fi 7’s multi-link operation (MLO) – all of which comes together to serve up 4Gbps of Wi-Fi capacity in the home, we’re told.
The technology boosts connection speeds by enabling devices to send and receive data simultaneously across multiple frequency bands and channels, says Nokia. It's powered by Nokia’s Corteca software, which supports “value-added applications” embedded in the device, cloud-based wifi optimization, and wifi device management based on open industry standards and EasyMesh.
