> I bet companies will release WiFi 8 products even when it's still a draft, just as they did with WiFI 7. They must. Otherwise it cannot be tested within the

> I bet companies will release WiFi 8 products even when it's still a draft, just as they did with WiFI 7. They must. Otherwise it cannot be tested within the labs. And producing chips before a standard is finalized is usually no problem at all: there are gates within the standardization process where the will be no more changes that are relevant for the silicon. These 802.11n-draft APs were a singular fuckup regarding this.