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It will be a long time before Wi-Fi 6 (ax) becomes somewhat close to universal (in the lowest common denominator sense), I could easily see it taking another 5-10 years for Wi-Fi 7/8 to achieve such use.
I also get the impression that Wi-Fi has become good enough at it's core and we are not really seeing any massive improvements in terms of every day use.
Oh god, why did they name it bn? Both B and N are already wifi codes.
Very infomative, thanks for posting!