LGU+ Analyzes Wi-Fi Quality With AI, Showcases Technology at Europe's Network X
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LG Uplus took part in Network X 2026 in Vienna, Austria, and unveiled AI-based next-generation Wi-Fi technology.
At the event, it introduced the commercialization of Wi-Fi 7 supporting the 6 GHz band and AI-based Wi-Fi quality data analysis technology.
LG Uplus also disclosed the results of a Wi-Fi 8-based Edge AI proof of concept (PoC) and said it will continue advancing related technologies.
LG Uplus unveiled AI-based next-generation Wi-Fi technology at a European telecommunications and network exhibition. LG Uplus took part in Network X 2026, held from the 12th to the 15th at Messe Wien, the Vienna International Exhibition and Congress Center in Vienna, Austria, to showcase its technology.
Network X is an event that shares trends in next-generation communications technologies and industries, including wired and wireless networks, broadband, and AI-based networks. Global telecom operators, network equipment manufacturers, and ICT companies took part as key participants in the event.
At the exhibition booth, employees from LG Uplus's Home Device Development Team explained the AI-based next-generation Wi-Fi technology to visitors. LG Uplus introduced the related technology on-site and interacted with visitors.
This photo was provided by LG Uplus.
At the event, LG Uplus highlighted the commercialization of Wi-Fi 7 supporting the 6 GHz band, which it unveiled last year. The router provides a wireless environment that uses all bands, 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and 6 GHz.
LG Uplus also unveiled an AI-based Wi-Fi quality data analysis and quality management technology. The technology analyzes network quality data collected by the router (AP) using AI and can identify the causes of quality degradation. It can also alert customers to problems before inconvenience occurs.
LG Uplus also disclosed the results of a proof of concept (PoC) for Edge AI technology based on Wi-Fi 8. Edge AI is a method in which AI directly analyzes and optimizes network conditions in a router equipped with a neural processing unit (NPU). Without going through a cloud server, the router itself can manage the network.
LG Uplus said it plans to further advance its network operations technology and continue upgrading related technologies with the goal of enabling AI to identify the causes of failures on its own and automatically recover.
Lee Jin-hyuk, head of the Consumer Service Development Lab at LG Uplus and vice president, said the company introduced AI-based network operations technology and next-generation Wi-Fi technology to the global industry through this exhibition, and added that it will continue developing related technologies to provide stable network services that customers can feel.
Source: IT DAILY · Seong Won-young
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