Prague Call for Presentations closes Monday, June 29 Last call. The #WLPC Prague 2026 CFP closes Monday, June 29, and the lineup gets built from what the community submits. If you've been sitting on a talk idea, a deep dive, or a war story worth ten minutes on stage, this is the window. https://www.thewlpc.com/prague26cfp
Manchester Wi-Fi Troubleshooting is live Registration is open for the Troubleshooting Boot Camp in Manchester. https://www.wifitroubleshooting.com/#register-manchester
A free CWAP frame-analysis resource, written up New on the blog: a walkthrough of mrn-cciew, Rasika Nayanajith's archive of frame-by-frame 802.11 breakdowns. Rasika is CWNE #153 and a 2x CCIE, and he's presented at #WLPC. The post covers what's on the site, how to drive it, and which posts are evergreen versus which to cross-check against current standards. https://wlanprofessionals.com/how-to-use-mrn-cciew/
Keith on the 6 GHz upper band split Keith's latest Heavy Wireless episode (HW081) looks at how the upper 6 GHz band is fracturing along national lines. The US has the full 1200 MHz, the EU is reserving most of the upper band for mobile, and the UK is testing a split-priority model. He gets into why global data sheets may start to mislead you. https://packetpushers.net/podcasts/heavy-wireless/hw081-what-to-do-about-the-6ghz-upper-band-split/