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Wi-Fi Alliance

Wi-Fi Alliance® is the worldwide network of companies that brings you Wi-Fi®. Members of our collaboration forum come together from across the Wi-Fi ecosystem with the shared vision to connect everyone and everything, everywhere, while providing the best possible user experience. Since 2000, Wi-Fi Alliance has completed more than 85,000 Wi-Fi certifications. The Wi-Fi CERTIFIED™ seal of approval designates products with proven interoperability, backward compatibility, and the highest industry-standard security protections in place. Today, Wi-Fi carries more than half of the internet’s traffic in an ever-expanding variety of applications. Wi-Fi Alliance continues to drive the adoption and evolution of Wi-Fi, which billions of people rely on every day. Follow Wi-Fi Alliance: wi-fi.org/beacon facebook.com/wifialliance twitter.com/wifialliance linkedin.com/company/wi-fi-alliance WeChat: @WiFiAlliance Listen to The Signal Podcast on your favorite streaming services: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1667952476 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4KSM5OLxyxo96Bz3rEiSrz Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5idXp6c3Byb3V0LmNvbS8xNzQyMDc2LnJzcw== Amazon Music: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/da8808b5-cc08-4a38-b0ff-78fc14b9bcc6 Email us: info@wi-fi.orgwww.wi-fi.org

Search complete. 31 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Wi-Fi Alliance".

Oct 11, 2026

SunnyHOST
38:40
He'll talk about it in a minute.
SunnyHOST
38:41
uh it does damage the battery and why is there a benefit to at alex will explain that it's interesting to see the ps portal get this sort of attention especially in light of recent evidence that a new iteration of the accessory is coming soon evidence of a revised unit appears to have been uncovered by the verge courtesy of wi-fi alliance documents submitted by the manufacturer on the 21st of september The updated devices, which correspond to gaming console slash peripherals, are listed with the model numbers CFI-Y2000 and CFI-Y2105.
SunnyHOST
39:17
The original PlayStation Portal was CFI-Y1000.
SunnyHOST
39:22
So this immediately indicates a step up in the same product family.
LonoHOST
8:38
We now have some pretty good evidence that a PlayStation Portal OLED or maybe even a PlayStation Portal Pro may be coming this year and is locked in as a plan.
LonoHOST
8:47
So what happened? How do we know this? Well, there were certifications filed with the Wi-Fi Alliance for two brand new devices.
LonoHOST
8:54
And they're doing the model number thing that they've done before in the past.
LonoHOST
8:57
So we've seen this before with other devices with PlayStation.
Christopher LaPréGUEST
31:19
But again, hopefully the Wi-Fi just works, right? And these Matter devices just work.
Christopher LaPréGUEST
31:26
And again, if we get that service provision layer done right, or you guys do, and this works in tandem with Purple and the other organizations that are feeding in different components of how because that router is a complicated thing, right? But on the hardware side and on the networking side, what the Wi-Fi Alliance does is extremely important.
Christopher LaPréGUEST
31:50
Right, right.
Christopher LaPréGUEST
31:51
And it is a
Daryl KayeGUEST
0:51
Thank you for the invite.
FrancoisHOST
0:54
So Daryl, you're here because, uh, you know, you've worked for the Wi-Fi Alliance, and you've, you've participated in some of the tests and certifications in the labs.
FrancoisHOST
1:04
So we asked you to, uh, see if you wanted to come and share some of that experience with us because that's something that's, um, you know, kinda interesting for us in the field.
FrancoisHOST
1:14
We see the results.
FrancoisHOST
1:28
...
FrancoisHOST
1:28
the mechanic of it all.
FrancoisHOST
1:30
Um, so we thought it would be interesting to kinda share a little bit of the behind the scene of, you know, what, what is actually taking place when you do a certification test, uh, with the Wi- Wi-Fi Alliance, why it is important, um, and then maybe you can tell us a couple of stories of thing that happened to you as you were doing this work for the Wi-Fi Alliance.
FrancoisHOST
1:53
But before we get into all of this, do, uh, do you mind just presenting yourself, just, uh, telling us, you know, who you are, where are you from, where you live, um, you know, wha- how you got involved in Wi-Fi, um, uh, so can peop- so people can, uh, get to know you a little bit?
Phyllis LeeHOST
7:56
Yeah, yeah.
Phyllis LeeHOST
7:57
But, um, yeah, but, like, you know, Wi-Fi Alliance is different.
Phyllis LeeHOST
8:01
But, like, Wi-Fi, all the com- commercial companies came together for a purpose, and that was everyone had their own...
Phyllis LeeHOST
8:06
I don't know if you remember back in the olden days, when you got a wireless router, it all had different protocols-
Andrew MorganHOST
8:12
Right
Phyllis LeeHOST
8:12
... until the vendors got together, and they're like, "We have to settle on one." And then you see that Wi-Fi inside.
Phyllis LeeHOST
8:18
That's a Wi-Fi Alliance between all the different major commercial companies.
Phyllis LeeHOST
8:21
Now, there was a, a monetary incentive at that point, but that's to say that the companies can come together and do something fairly quickly that's, um, even simpler than agreeing on a protocol, which is agreeing on s- on, you know, safeguards.

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