12 September 2008
By John Cox, Network World
The IEEE working group that is putting the finishing touches on the 802.11n 100Mits/s wireless LAN standard is about to launch a new project, for a 1Gbits/s WLAN standard. Read more...
01 September 2008
By Peter Judge, Techworld
Four years ago, Calypso Wireless got a certain amount of attention with its bid to tax everyone's fixed-mobile convergence. Apparently, it hasn't gone away - and now it has European patents. Read more...
30 September 2008
By Peter Judge, Techworld
Did you think 802.11n was done and dusted? Aruba claims it can get massive speed boosts without breaking the standard, while Ruckus says its architecture allows it to slash prices Read more...
20 May 2008
By John Cox, Network World
The finished IEEE standard for wireless mesh networks is still a way off - but open source and the OLPC look like getting it into use quickly Read more...
12 September 2008
By Peter Judge, Techworld
The wireless LAN vendor that refused to die is still confident - we spoke to the CEO about 802.11n and staff cuts Read more...
10 June 2008
By Siemens
Two major issues to consider when planning for 802.11n are power consumption and WLAN architecture. It is important to select an 802.11n solution that operates at full dual-concurrent 3x3 MIMO when using 12.95 Watts. Siemens is the only vendor supporting fully functional 802.11n within the 802af PoE standard.
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By David Cartwright, Techworld
19 September 2008
By Craig J. Mathias, Farpoint Group
Radio is fundamentally uncertain, and even the best site survey only goes so far in setting up a good network. Read more...
09 May 2008
By Thomas Wailgum, CIO.com
It started out as optional, now it's essential. The software giant has covered all its offices in Wi-Fi Read more...