The sixth Wi-Fi technology could reach the iPhone 14

Apple could integrate Wi-Fi 6 technology on the upcoming iPhone 14, despite the uncertainty about the lack of major components.

Wi-Fi 6e is the evolution of Wi-Fi 6 technology currently built into the latest iPhones. The new generation will be able to offer faster speeds and operate on the 6 Hz band, which no old device will be able to reach. Wi-Fi 6 devices will be able to work on Wi-Fi 6 and other previous standards, but no device without the sixth support will be able to reach the 6 Hz band.

From a capacity perspective, it will be able to access 59 channels without interference, so venues such as stadiums, concert halls, and other high-density environments will provide much more capacity with less interference. It is not impossible to Apple please Leading the way by adopting the sixth Wi-Fi.

However, Wi-Fi chips need components known as Low Temperature Combined Ceramic (LTCC), and the Wi-Fi 6e standard requires more. This, according to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, means that stocks will be scarce. So Apple should be able to adequately provide itself for the iPhone 14, otherwise this new release will be delayed until 2023.