802.11ac

802.11ac is a Wi-Fi standard that provides faster wireless internet speeds and better performance in crowded environments. It operates on the 5 GHz frequency, which offers more bandwidth and less interference than older standards. This allows for smoother streaming, quicker downloads, and more reliable connections for multiple devices simultaneously. 802.11ac supports advanced technologies like wider channels and multi-user MIMO, enhancing overall network efficiency. It’s commonly used in modern routers to deliver high-speed internet for homes and businesses, ensuring a stable and fast Wi-Fi experience for various online activities.