WorldLink Introduces WiFi 6 Service in Nepal
Key Takeaways
- WorldLink launches WiFi 6 (branded 6G) with up to 40% wider coverage and 4x faster speeds than WiFi 5
- Service uses Nokia G-1426G-A router offering up to 1.5Gbps speeds and 3000 sq ft coverage
- Available now for both new and existing customers, requires WiFi 6 compatible devices
WorldLink Rolls Out WiFi 6 Across Nepal
WorldLink Communications, a leading internet service provider in Nepal, has officially launched WiFi 6 services, marketed under the brand name “6G internet”. The company states that this new technology delivers up to 40 percent broader coverage and speeds up to four times faster than the previous WiFi 5 standard.
Launch Event
The official launch took place at the Marriott Hotel in Kathmandu, attended by hundreds of guests. Dileep Agrawal, Chairman and Managing Director of WorldLink Communications Limited, emphasized the company’s commitment to innovation and improving customer satisfaction through advanced network solutions.
Nokia-Powered Router
WorldLink has partnered with Nokia to equip its WiFi 6 network with the enterprise-grade G-1426G-A router. This device supports speeds of up to 1.5 Gbps and provides coverage for areas up to 3000 square feet. It includes four Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports, catering to homes and offices with high-bandwidth requirements.
Improved Coverage and Performance
The new WiFi 6 service is designed to offer noticeably better performance over its predecessor. WorldLink claims the technology provides 40 percent more coverage than WiFi 5, allowing stronger signal reach throughout homes. Additionally, reduced latency results in smoother online gaming and streaming experiences with minimal lag.
Availability and Requirements
Both new and existing WorldLink customers have the option to upgrade to the WiFi 6 service. Interested users can visit their nearest WorldLink office to proceed with the upgrade. It is important to note that devices such as smartphones, laptops, or tablets must support the WiFi 6 protocol in order to fully utilize the benefits of this new network standard.
