ASUS has launched its first WiFi 8 router, the ROG Rapture GT-BN98, in Canada, marking a key step in the global rollout of the next-generation wireless technology. The router, which offers speeds up to 30,000 Mbps and dual 10 Gbps ports, is now available for purchase in the country and will soon be available worldwide. The release comes after ASUS showcased the device at Computex 2026, where it won a notable award.
The new router is designed to prioritize reliability, stability, and reduced latency, making it ideal for high-demand applications such as gaming, streaming, and large-scale data transfers. With the Canadian launch, ASUS is positioning itself at the forefront of WiFi 8 adoption, ahead of the global release in October. The device is part of the ROG Rapture series, known for its high-performance networking solutions.
The introduction of WiFi 8 in Canada reflects the growing interest in next-generation connectivity. As more consumers and businesses seek faster and more stable internet, the availability of WiFi 8 technology is expected to drive innovation in both consumer and enterprise markets. The router’s advanced features are likely to set a new standard for wireless performance in the coming months.
