Hopping on the internet can be as simple as turning on a light. This new technology could revolutionize Wi-Fi.

Li-Fi can also co-exist with your Wi-Fi network at home, with your devices seamlessly switching between networks depending on which works best in a given scenario — similar to how phones switch ...

Li-Fi tech could propel wireless networking to unprecedented speeds as fast as light, thanks to a new standard set by the IEEE.

The Li-Fi standard could transfer 224 gigabytes of data in one second, which works out to roughly 1,700 Gbps. The Wi-Fi 6 standard tops out at 9.6 Gbps, and Wi-Fi 7's ceiling is 40 Gbps.

We're all familiar with (and dependent on) wifi. But most of us don't actually know what wifi stands for. Spoiler: It's not wireless fidelity.