WLAN stories

The HPE company was furthest in Vision of all vendors in Gartner’s Magic Quadrant for Wired and Wireless LAN Access Infrastructure.>>

Ruckus portfolio awarded in Gartner’s wired and wireless LAN access infrastructure Peer Insights.>>

Aruba SD-WAN enables the City of Whittlesea’s infrastructure team to deploy, configure and manage both WLAN and WAN traffic across multiple branch sites.>>

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning capabilities are being brought to the enterprise network at a rapid rate.>>

Revenue contribution from licenses exceeds contribution from access points for Enterprise Cloud in next five years.>>

Dell’Oro Group have released a report showing that the WLAN market picked up in 2Q18 as 802.11ax saw its first shipments.>>

The combined consumer and enterprise WLAN market segments rose 1.9% year over year in the second quarter of 2018.>>

Hewlett Packard-owned network infrastructure provider Aruba has announced a stronger focus on user experience and cloud enablement.>>

The Channel Blanket hybrid wireless solution delivers multi- and single-channel WLAN capabilities simultaneously using a single access point design.>>

Dell’Oro group research has shown that the WLAN market will continue to grow in the near future, driven by small home and small office needs.>>

Enterprise wireless local area network (WLAN) across the globe have continued to rise during Q1 2018, continuing a steady growth rate from 2017.>>

HPE spun off their Enterprise Services offering in a bid to save money. Now they have released their financials we can see how it has worked out.>>

IDC published a new vendor assessment that profiles 11 vendors in the worldwide enterprise WLAN market.>>

Ruckus has introduced a suite that can consolidate disparate IoT networks to deliver secure IoT deployments to enterprises and organisations.>>

Cisco has snapped up the WLAN market lead in India, adding to its dominant position in the Ethernet switch and router markets.>>

The enterprise connectivity market in Australia is on the verge of becoming significantly more software-defined according to IDC.>>