802.11n

Investing to save in 2012

Antony Byford of ZyXEL argues the continued tight economic situation and the subsequent need for organisations to ‘invest to save’ will be key drivers for the networking market in 2012 – but resellers

Meru Networks has launched a new lower-cost 802.11n access point which it claims will outperform rival Cisco and Aruba

Meru targets branch level wireless-n with sub £300 device

Will Garside

Wireless vendor aims at Cisco and Aruba with virtualised ‘wireless switch’ and service assurance technology

ZyXEL provides everything you need to set up a managed 802.11n

ZyXEL N4100 Wireless Hotspot Gateway review

Dave Mitchell

Channel Pro's sister publication PC Pro takes an exclusive look at the world's first 802.11n solution dedicated to providing high-speed hotspot and public access services.

Ruckus Wireless has launched a new range of WiFi access points which it claims outperforms market leader

Ruckus launches new wireless range to outperform and undercut Cisco

Will Garside

Firm also offers channel discounted AirMagnet software with new partner programme planned for Q2.

Money is still likely to be tight in 2010, but that doesn’t mean that there aren’t some interesting developments for us

2010: a glimpse ahead

Simon Brew

With CES done and dusted, the runes are slightly clearer about what 2010 is going to have in store….Here's Simon Brew's first lot of predictions, with part two next week.

Wireless vendor Aruba Networks has named Bob Bruce as its new vice president of worldwide channel sales.

Industry veteran to head up Aruba channel sales

Aruba Networks names ex-Meru exec Bob Bruce as VP of worldwide channel sales.

Meru Networks will be working with Westcon Convergence to target key verticals in the

Meru Networks appoints Westcon as UK distributor

Wireless vendor Meru Networks bolsters UK presence with Westcon distribution deal. Wireless network vendor Meru Networks has appointed Westcon Group as a distributor in the UK.

Phil Belanger, VP marketing and business development,

Q & A: 802.11n

Phil Belanger

Wireless standard 802.11n explained.