Windows 6Ghz Hotspot is long overdue, where is it?

Hi, I am on the latest version of Windows, I use the Windows Hotspot feature to create a direct local area connection between devices like my Oculus Quest, and actually get great performance (since I can't say the same for my router). However I recently had a family member start to do the same thing. Given that 2.4Ghz is just not feasible in terms of performance for either of us, we both use 5Ghz. The problem? Wi-Fi frequency interference exists, and it's BAD when we both attempt to use it on each of our Windows PC's at the same time.

One of the headset's is a Quest 3, which supports 6Ghz, so having a 6Ghz option would quite literally be the perfect solution to our problem. 6Ghz has been out for well over 5 years now,and what's worse is it was already implemented in a Windows update KB5050094 and people were able to successfully get it working in my exact scenario, but the update was "rolled back." Why?

Please implement this feature, it'd be a good way for many consumers to use 6Ghz in some capacity since a lot of Routers included by ISPs are dated and mediocre compared to the hardware and devices people own.