Introduction According to IDC, 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6) deployment is projected to ramp significantly in 2019 and become the d…
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Got Six?
No, I am not talking about six-pack abs or beer. I am talking about your Wi-Fi. Not all Wi-Fi is created equal. Some are…
802.11ax fundamentals: Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiple Access
Introduction The base version of the IEEE 802.11 standard debuted in 1997 with specifications for data rates of 1 and 2 …
Connecting the Unconnected: Teams that rose to the wireless challenge
Last June, the Mozilla Foundation, in partnership with the National Science Foundation, announced two Wireless Innovatio…
Three ways to use network access policies beyond IT security
If you have been following Ruckus Networks for a while, you have probably heard us frequently mention “security” and “po…
Albertus Magnus College modernizes network with Ruckus Technology to support President’s priorities
College administrators across the United States are looking at overhauling their wireless and wired infrastructure as a …
What’s All the Ruckus in Federal?
For too long, federal CIOs and IT managers have been clamoring for the needle-moving change that a truly modernized netw…
Wireless Infrastructure Powers the New Fan Experience
In modern stadiums, the competition isn’t just on the field. In the battle for fan mindshare and dollars, venue operator…
Keep Calm and Wi-Fi On: A Common Sense Approach to an Uncommon Problem
The exploit is called KRACK and details about this vulnerability have been published in true White Hat fashion, by the I…
Outside Wi-Fi Deployment to Bridge Digital Divide
In the Northwest section of Massachusetts resides the small, traditional New England town of Greenfield. Greenfield, MA…