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Introducing Wi-Fi 7 for enterprise connectivity

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Starting with the September 2025 Windows preview non-security update, a significant leap forward in wireless networking reaches Windows 11, version 24H2 and later. Windows 11 has already supported Wi-Fi 7 for consumer access points since 2024. Now, your organization can also benefit from better speed, high throughput, improved reliability, and enhanced security for modern enterprise environments that support Wi-Fi 7 enterprise access points.    When will this happen:  Wi-Fi 7 is generally available to enterprises starting with the September 2025 Windows preview non-security update.    How this will affect your organization:  Wi-Fi 7 for enterprise is designed to address evolving security needs while helping support reliable connectivity in high-density, high-throughput scenarios. Here’s what helps make Wi-Fi 7 a game-changer for enterprises:  Required WPA3-Enterprise authentication  Seamless roaming and enterprise-specific enhancements  Performance benefits  What you need to do to prepare:  To begin taking advantage of Wi-Fi 7 in your organization, review the following prerequisites:  Wi-Fi 7-capable Windows release: Devices must be on Windows 11, version 24H2 or later, updated with the September 2025 preview non-security update or later.  Wi-Fi 7-capable Windows enterprise laptops: Devices must be equipped with Wi-Fi 7-capable chipsets.  Certified Windows Wi-Fi 7 driver support: Update enterprise Wi-Fi drivers and validate them for Wi-Fi 7 enterprise functionality in Windows. Wi-Fi 7 drivers will be available soon through your device original equipment manufacturer (OEM) or independent hardware vendor (IHV). For specific release dates, please contact your OEM/Wi-Fi chip manufacturer directly.  Wi-Fi 7 Enterprise access points: Deploy Wi-Fi 7 enterprise grade access points in your organization.  Additional information:  Read the complete announcement in Introducing Wi-Fi 7 for enterprise connectivity.   Help users at your organization understand the Faster and more secure Wi-Fi in Windows.  For industry standards, see Wi-Fi Alliance® introduces Wi-Fi CERTIFIED 7™ | Wi-Fi Alliance.

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