As always with wireless, it depends. If all your services are cloud based and you’ve, say, only got a 1Gbps internet link then you’ll see little benefit in running mGig to your access points. The bottleneck will be your internet connection. If you’ve only got low client density, a handle of clients per access point, which are probably only running one or two spatial streams, and only 40MHz channels, then you’re unlikely to see more than a gigabit of traffic. If on the other hand you’ve supporting a high client density for the latest and greatest Wifi 6 clients running 160Mhz channels with multiple spatial streams on a client, then you’ll push past the one gigabit - but then you really need ask if you need those speeds for your services? In all honesty I wouldn’t worry about mGig yet. Office 365 doesn’t use much bandwidth, VOIP is tiny (about 100kbps), and even high-def video comes in at around 5Mbps these days.
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