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Hewlett Packard Enterprise Reports Wi-Fi 7 Access Point Sales Rose More Than Sevenfold

The company said sales of its Wi-Fi 7 access points increased more than seven times during the most recent quarter. Executives attributed the growth to customer demand for network upgrades.

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Hewlett Packard Enterprise reported that sales of its Wi-Fi 7 access points rose more than seven times compared with the prior period. The increase occurred as customers shifted spending toward newer wireless equipment, the company said during an earnings conference call.

Executives described the jump as evidence of broader network modernization projects underway at customer sites. The company did not release specific dollar figures or name individual buyers in the call. No additional quarterly revenue totals or segment breakdowns were provided in the remarks.

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