In this blog post, we’ll be taking a closer look at the Ruckus Networks multi-gigabit solutions portfolio. As we noted e…
Tag: 802.11ac
Do I need multi-gigabit now?
We’ve recently seen a lot of interest around multi-gigabit connectivity. In fact, the Dell’Oro Group, a major anal…
Multi-Gigabit Use Cases
These days, most access switches and end-user devices have 1 GbE ports, which are plentiful, highly competitive and affo…
Take a number, we’ll be right with you: Wi-Fi connections and capacity
Wi-Fi connects the world, one device at a time. Literally. One. Device. At. A. Time. Wi-Fi is a half-duplex technology. …
What is multi-gigabit?
Advances in wireless access points and Ethernet switch technologies are driving connectivity at the edge beyond one giga…
Multi-gigabit is right here, right now
I recently came across an interesting TechTarget article that discusses when an organization should upgrade to multi-gig…
Wi-Fi 6 fundamentals: What is 1024-QAM?
IDC sees Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) deployment ramping significantly in 2019 and becoming the dominant enterprise Wi-Fi standard…
802.11ax fundamentals: Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiple Access
The base version of the IEEE 802.11 standard debuted in 1997 with specifications for data rates of 1 and 2 megabits per …
Ruckus Launches Wi-Fi Access Points for Smart Cities, Stadiums and Public Transportation
Ruckus Networks has launched two new 802.11ac Wave 2 access points (APs). The E510 and M510 APs are designed to provide …
Blistering Performance Starts with Cleaner Wi-Fi RF Signals
The Key to Ultra-fast Wi-Fi With each generation, Wi-Fi keeps getting faster. When will it be “fast enough?” Never! You…