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Article says:

In the past, it was impossible for routers to communicate with different client at the same time. When one client was communicating with router, the other clients would have to wait until the transmission finished. MU-MIMO (Multiple-User, Multiple-Input and Multiple-output) overcomes this issue by allowing multiple users to access router’s functions without congestion.

Router with MU-MIMO unlocks previously unused capacity by serving 3 users at a time.



Am I missing something here ?   o_O

It says that it allows to serve multiple users at the same time. I though it was like:

If I have SU-MIMO and streaming (YouTube) on 2 devices at the same time, my router will give traffic to 1st device, after switch to 2nd device and so on, so 1 device at the time.

With MU-MIMO, traffic will be send to both devices at the same time. 


Does it also mean, that despite having 9 Deco M5, only 1 device can be served at the same time ?