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诺基亚为企业提供Wi-Fi解决方案，扩展私有无线产品组合
诺基亚企业解决方案副总裁Stephan Litjens表示:“通过将诺基亚DAC Wi-Fi连接解决方案引入我们的产品组合，我们扩大了对连接机器、传感器和人员的支持，以加速我们客户的工业4.0之旅。”
诺基亚数字自动化云(DAC)无线网络根据官方声明，该解决方案将于2022年第四季度推出，并将满足行业的各种需求。
企业一直在使用4.9G/LTE和5G来满足他们的连接需求，以及Wi-Fi。但现在很多人都在升级wi - fi 6改进连接的遗留资产和服务的功能。
组织还可以利用诺基亚DAC单一基于云的操作和管理接口，用于所有连接技术，添加即插即用的私有无线4.9G/LTE和5G实时可靠连接，或通过Wi-Fi 6提高容量以满足其他连接需求。
诺基亚企业解决方案副总裁Stephan Litjens表示:“通过将诺基亚DAC Wi-Fi连接解决方案引入我们的产品组合，我们扩大了对连接机器、传感器和人员的支持，以加速我们客户的工业4.0之旅。”
“随着时间的推移，私人无线可能会主导OT的关键连接需求，但Wi-Fi可能在未来很长一段时间内仍然是工业工厂使用的连接组合的一部分。最近向Wi-Fi 6和6E的演进，有助于使Wi-Fi更具确定性，也使其更适合于不太关键的高带宽OT应用，”首席分析师Michele Mackenzie说。Analysys Mason．
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此外，该公司还推出了专用无线“MX Boost”解决方案，该解决方案可以结合Wi-Fi和4.9G/LTE等各种无线电技术，以提高工业4.0用例的可靠性。
作为新产品的一部分，MX Boost路由功能将作为运行在Nokia MX Industrial Edge上的应用程序提供，并将推出新的现场路由器，作为新系列工业设备的一部分，这些设备也支持新的MX Boost功能，根据Nokia的单独声明。
MX Boost可以聚合和集成这些层，以提高性能和可靠性。它可以在任何Wi-Fi网络上运行，也可以与新的诺基亚DAC Wi-Fi一起运行，让企业在支持数字化转型的方式上有最好的选择，”Litjens补充道。
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The Nokia Digital Automation Cloud (DAC) Wi-Fi<\/a> solution will be available in the fourth quarter of 2022 and will cater to the varied needs of industries, as per an official statement.
Enterprises have been using 4.9G\/LTE and 5G for their connectivity needs, as well as Wi-Fi. But now many are upgrading to Wi-Fi 6<\/a> to improve capabilities for connected legacy assets and services.
<\/div><\/div>With the Nokia DAC Wi-Fi solution, organizations can tap into license-free spectrum to augment their private networks and support non-business-critical Operational Technology (OT) workflows, such as deskless workforce instructions and non-critical connections used to access machine maintenance data, the statement added.
Organizations can also take advantage of the Nokia DAC single cloud-based operations and management interface for all connectivity technologies, add plug and play private wireless 4.9G\/LTE and 5G for real-time reliable connectivity, or boost capacity with Wi-Fi 6 for other connectivity needs.
\u201cBy introducing the Nokia DAC Wi-Fi connectivity solution to our portfolio, we broaden our support for connecting machines, sensors and people to accelerate our clients\u2019 Industry 4.0 journey,\u201d said Stephan Litjens, Vice President of Enterprise solutions for Nokia.
\u201cPrivate wireless is likely to dominate OT critical connectivity needs over time, but Wi-Fi is likely to remain part of the connectivity mix used in industrial plants for a long time to come. The recent evolution to Wi-Fi 6 and 6E, that helps makes Wi-Fi more deterministic, also makes it more suitable for less critical high bandwidth OT applications,\u201d said Michele Mackenzie, Principal Analyst, Analysys Mason<\/a>.
Organizations can also take advantage of the Nokia DAC single cloud-based operations and management interface for all connectivity technologies, add plug and play private wireless 4.9G\/LTE and 5G for real-time reliable connectivity, or boost capacity with Wi-Fi 6 for other connectivity needs.
\u201cBy introducing the Nokia DAC Wi-Fi connectivity solution to our portfolio, we broaden our support for connecting machines, sensors and people to accelerate our clients\u2019 Industry 4.0 journey,\u201d said Stephan Litjens, Vice President of Enterprise solutions for Nokia.
\u201cPrivate wireless is likely to dominate OT critical connectivity needs over time, but Wi-Fi is likely to remain part of the connectivity mix used in industrial plants for a long time to come. The recent evolution to Wi-Fi 6 and 6E, that helps makes Wi-Fi more deterministic, also makes it more suitable for less critical high bandwidth OT applications,\u201d said Michele Mackenzie, Principal Analyst, Analysys Mason<\/a>.