Introduction With over 30 billion connected “things” expected by 2020, it has become quite clear that consumer-grade Wi-…
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Wi-Fi Bridges and Wi-Fi Mesh: What’s the Difference?
Here’s the tweet-sized tutorial on Wi-Fi bridges (or wireless bridging) and WI-Fi mesh: both replace physical cabling. H…
Ruckus targets ultra-high-density Wi-Fi deployments with R730 AP
The problem with ultra-high-density environments Wi-Fi is ubiquitous and continues to find its way into ever more demand…
Bringing the Ruckus to HITEC Houston
It’s just been a couple of weeks since I joined Ruckus Networks. I am happy to say, I’ve hit the ground running and am q…
What is WI-FI CERTIFIED™ and the Wi-Fi Alliance?
There’s a wireless certification symbol on the back of your Ruckus access point (AP): it says WI-FI CERTIFIED™. Maybe yo…
Multiple Access Points: Too Much of a Good Thing?
Have you ever gone into a store and looked up – only to see multiple access points (APs) hanging off the ceiling? Just l…
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 …
What Are Wireless Access Points?
What are wireless access points? Wireless access points: what are they exactly? Like plumbing, most of us don’t really …
Is Your Network (Wi-Fi) Prepared and Ready For Everyone To Stream Videos?
What do instruction manuals, classrooms, and corporate meetings have in common? The answer is video. Video has become a …
Smart Cities Stay Connected with Ruckus
I love to travel – and what I love most about it is that I get to experience the distinct personality of each town or ci…