Displaying items by tag: WLAN

Retail giant Coles has adopted Cradlepoint's NetCloud with 5G to provide wireless WAN services to all stores and new distribution centres.

Supply constraints may cause the market to leapfrog Wi-Fi 6E and go straight from Wi-Fi 6 to Wi-Fi 7, according to market analyst Dell'Oro Group.

Network solutions provider Aruba has deployed its SD-WAN solution across 15 branch offices of Victorian local government body, the City of Whittlesea.

Vendors in Australia will increasingly deliver solutions over software-defined networks, with traditional connectivity and hardware revenues having limited growth potential, according to a new market report.

Wi-Fi vendor Ruckus has quickly moved to reassure customers of BYOD onboarding company Cloudpath that it will continue support for networks that use WLAN equipment from competitors.

Kash Shaikh, the new Global Marketing VP Marketing at Ruckus, seems destined to shake things up, better serve customers and help bring in the cash.

Apple has hit back at China after the country's state-based TV station claimed location data in iPhones oculd be used to compromise state secrets.

Tailor-made WLAN access points and clients.

Cisco and Aruba have been placed in the 'leaders' category for this year and 2012 by IDC in its first report on the global enterprise wireless local area network market (WLAN), with the analyst firm reporting that the explosion of mobile devices within the enterprise is having a dramatic impact on the market, as it continues to gain momentum with vendors and end users discovering more possibilities and growth potential with mobile enterprise applications and cloud applications and services.

Don't you hate it when you read about a competition but never find out who won?

Meru Smart Connectâ„¢ Streamlines Secure WLAN Access; System Director 5 WLAN Operating System Powers Industry's Largest Capacity Wireless Controllers and Access Points

Network vendor, Xirrus, has appointed Distribution Central as its distributor for its range of high performance Wi-Fi products in Australia and New Zealand through its specialist networking business unit, NetWorld Systems.

Does your school need a (better) WLAN? A $25,000 package is up for grabs from Meru and Wavelink.

Melbourne-based Wavelink has added Nomadix' public Wi-Fi access hardware to its distribution portfolio.

Flexible placement options and quick deployment ensure secure and reliable wireless connectivity throughout the entire office

We're calling it - the days of the standalone 3G dongle or modem are numbered. In their place, a new class of portable router has emerged. The AXIMCom MR-102N is one such device. Packed into a small device, marginally larger than a cigarette box, is a 3G modem, wireless router and battery pack that will create a wireless LAN anywhere, anytime.

Belden has introduced three new BAT controllers from its Hirschmannâ„¢ product range to ensure fast data communications and optimum network availability.

A cost-effective Wireless LAN Access Point and Access Client for uninterrupted connections.

Three of the six ATSE Clunies Ross Awards presented this year have gone to NICTA researchers and their colleagues. The CEO of a mining software company was also honoured.

A Melbourne school has selected WLAN hardware from Meru Networks.