As part of the Wave 2 evolution of the 802.11ac standard, the Multi-User MIMO technology was introduced. By utilizing Multi-User MIMO, this device can stream data to multiple devices simultaneously. This allows your Wi-Fi network to deliver faster throughput to every connected client, resulting in quicker downloads and lag-free streaming for your devices. The 802.11ax standard is the next generation of the Wi-Fi standard, which has been continuously developed over the years and introduces yet another innovation with this version, also known as Wi-Fi 6. The standard builds on the advantages of the 802.11ac standard and enhances them with efficiency, flexibility, and scalability. This enables higher speeds and capacities for next-generation applications, both in new and existing networks. This network-capable device is powered via Power over Ethernet (PoE) through the LAN cable. The main advantage of PoE is that you do not need a separate power supply cable. This allows you to install Ethernet-connected devices in hard-to-reach places or in areas where multiple cables would be disruptive. You save on installation costs and can increase the reliability of the connected devices by using a centralized uninterruptible power supply if desired.