The Ruckus Room recently visited Fresno, California. During our stay, we had the opportunity to sit down with Fresno Pol…
Tag: access points
Customer story: Kansas State University Pike House
The Ruckus Room recently visited Manhattan, Kansas, the home of Kansas State University. During our stay, we stopped by …
Ruckus Cloud Wi-Fi: Elevating classroom learning with simplified IT
The insatiable demand for reliable, fast and secure Wi-Fi coverage throughout classrooms, buildings, and campuses can be…
Unfashionably late to the party: let’s talk latency
Everyone loves Wi-Fi. The more, the better. But there’s one thing that nobody loves: latency. What is Wi-Fi latency? Lat…
The Advantages of Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Vantage™
Written by Dennis Huang and Mark Hamilton Wi-Fi® is rapidly exceeding its initial origins as a ‘best-effort’…
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. …
Roam If you want to: moving Wi-Fi devices around the world
Wi-Fi means mobility. Devices that can move around and be free of all that pesky cabling. Roaming, the ability for a dev…
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 …