Cisco Meraki Expands into Cloud Managed Communications
Technology platform originally built for managing WiFi devices continues to evolve under Cisco's ownership.
Smartphones, tablets, Bring Your Own Device (BYOD), and mobility make fast, reliable wireless access a must for the enterprise. As with the rest of the networking world, however, the Wi-Fi landscape can be a challenge to navigate. Enterprise Networking Planet's Wi-Fi news, features, and expert guides can help you choose between 802.11n and 802.11ac and decide which wireless access points (APs) best suit your needs.
Technology platform originally built for managing WiFi devices continues to evolve under Cisco's ownership.
New Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise gear includes 802.11ac Wave 2 access points and new wired switches with SDN support.
Brocade jumps into the wireless market with a big buy.
New wired and wireless technology from Aruba benefits from the capabilities of Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
Though not yet officially a standard, Wi-Fi Alliance is now pushing low-power Internet of Things approach.
Guest WiFi can be a real security challenge, but it doesn't have to be that way.
X2 and XD2 WiFi hardware debut, adding new entry-level and Wave 2 802.11ac gear to the Xirrus portfolio.
New technologies improve enterprise WLAN performance and prepare Wi-Fi networks for the demands of the Internet of Things future.
Consolidation in the WLAN marketplace continues.
The IoT era demands pervasive wireless connectivity, and Xirrus want to be the company that makes it happen.
Aruba takes on Cisco Meraki Wi-Fi gear with new 7000 Series cloud services controllers.
HP aims to grow its WiFi capabilities through Aruba Networks acquisition.
Ethernet is evolving along with the data center, and sometimes that means incremental improvements rather than giant leaps forward.
IDC reports on third quarter 2014 WLAN revenues and the impact of 802.11ac Wi-Fi adoption.
Wi-Fi vendor announces Meru Center and Meru App Store for easier deployment of wireless networking and SDN applications in the WLAN.