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Upgrade to Wi-Fi 6E

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Choosing a modern wireless standard such as Wi-Fi 6E gives K–12 ecosystems the bandwidth and speeds they need. Explore our content below to find out how to make the transition, and get expert guidance to achieve your digital transformation goals.

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Modern K–12 schools need modern networks that can easily manage the influx of instructional and student devices. Dated Wi-Fi connections frustrate teachers and students who need access to educational resources inside and outside the classroom. Let CDW guide you on how to transition to faster, more secure and more robust Wi-Fi with ease.

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