Intel introduces Connectivity Suite 2.0 Technology: aggregation using Wired, Wi-Fi, 5G Networks

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen AVIDINTEL for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, September 17, according to foreign media reports, Intel recently held an international technology trip at its Israeli factory to introduce the latest 13-generation Kerry processors and related technologies to foreign media.

In terms of network technology, Intel introduced the latest Connectivity Suite 2.0, which will be launched with the 13th generation of Core.

According to foreign media, Intel Connectivity Suite version 1.0 supports the aggregation of wired Ethernet and wireless Wi-Fi connections into a wider data pipeline. Now, Connectivity Suite version 2.0 adds support for cellular connections to achieve the fastest wireless connection on a single PC.

Foreign media pointed out that this technology can achieve different applications on different connections to optimize the overall connection experience. Intel software also allows you to select and optimize different workloads, such as directing Teams, Zoom, streaming, and other applications to the best connection. In addition, if one connection is disconnected, the application will automatically jump to another connection.

CTOnews.com recently reported that Intel has announced that it has joined hands with Broadcom to achieve an important Wi-Fi 7 industry milestone, demonstrating faster than 5Gbps, based on core laptops + Broadcom Wi-Fi 7 access points. For details, please refer to:

"Intel Wi-Fi 7 demo: speed over 5Gbpspreline 2024 for notebooks and other products"