That a wire/cable has always been more performant than wireless has never changed. Wireless is only "better" in a cost-avoidance scenario - when you're avoiding the cost of deploying plant in a city or ripping up walls in your house. But from a performance standpoint it's never been a contest. What does a wireless antenna eventually use for backhaul? A hardline connection - split amongst all the wireless clients! So the wireless connection at the end of the hardline is just added latency... (read more)
That a wire/cable has always been more performant than wireless has never changed. Wireless is only "better" in a cost-avoidance scenario - when you're avoiding the cost of deploying plant in a city or ripping up walls in your house. But from a performance standpoint it's never been a contest. What does a wireless antenna eventually use for backhaul? A hardline connection - split amongst all the wireless clients! So the wireless connection at the end of the hardline is just added latency... (read more)