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Is Wi-Fi learning how to fix itself?
Is Wi-Fi learning how to fix itself?

Wi-Fi has had a profound impact on human behavior. As we consume more data, the humble Wi-Fi access point needs to evolve, not only through the evolution of Wi-Fi standards but also to self-optimize; to learn from its environment and make intelligent informed decisions.

kevin_francis Kevin Francis

06. Dezember 2018

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Wi-Fi security issues – a 5 step guide on the Common Threats and how to manage them
Wi-Fi security issues – a 5 step guide on the Common Threats and how to manage them

How do WLANs address security concerns? Digital Certificates. Unlike user-created passwords, certificates are virtually impossible to replicate.

neil_g Neil Goddard

04. Dezember 2018

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Multi-gigabit solutions - why you should choose Ruckus Networks
Multi-Gigabit-Lösungen – warum Sie sich für Ruckus Netzwerke entscheiden sollten

The Ruckus Multi-Gigabit Solutions Portfolio includes the R720 802.11ac Wave 2 AP and, for ultra-high density wireless deployments, the R730 802.11ax AP, as well as the entry-level ICX 7150 and top-of-the-line ICX 7650. Our solutions leverage innovative technology to exceed the most demanding wireless requirements.

Rick-Freedman Rick Freedman

21. November 2018

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Do I need multi-gigabit now?
Do I need multi-gigabit now?

The introduction of 802.11ax APs in 2018-19 is likely to be a major factor in the acceleration of multi-gigabit connectivity adoption. Key considerations include demand for high thoroughput, density of users or devices, costs of new APs and switches, timing of Wi-Fi upgrades, usage growth and insfrastructure retention.

Rick-Freedman Rick Freedman

14. November 2018

2 Minute Lesezeit
Unfashionably late to the party: let’s talk latency
Unfashionably late to the party: let’s talk latency

Everyone loves Wi-Fi. But nobody loves Wi-Fi latency. Latency is the time it takes for information to move from your Wi-Fi device through the air, and to its destination. It's a tricky balance that Ruckus puts a lot of focus on to improve Wi-Fi performance.

0fcba23 Jeanette Lee

12. November 2018

2 Minute Lesezeit
Multi-Gigabit Use Cases
Multi-Gigabit Use Cases

New switch purchases will support current Wi-Fi networks and at least one more refresh cycle. With more users, more devices per users and a greater demand for throughput generated by streaming audio and video, future-proofing switching is essential to protecting any network infrastructure investment.

Rick-Freedman Rick Freedman

07. November 2018

4 Minute Lesezeit
Take a number, we’ll be right with you: Wi-Fi connections and capacity
Take a number, we’ll be right with you: Wi-Fi connections and capacity

Wi-Fi capacity is defined as how many Wi-Fi connections an AP can keep track of, how devices are trying to talk simultaneously, and how fast each can talk. Ruckus helps you maximize the speed for any device with innovations like BeamFlex+, transient client management, auto RF cell sizing and airtime decongestion.

0fcba23 Jeanette Lee

05. November 2018

2 Minute Lesezeit
Reach for the Cloud enhances the in-store experience
Reach for the Cloud verbessert das Einkaufserlebnis im Laden

Ruckus und Purple haben ein integriertes „Reach for the Cloud“-Paket angekündigt, das Ruckus Cloud-Wi-Fi-Management mit der Kundenanalyse- und Kundenbindungssoftware von Purple kombiniert. With Reach for the Cloud, businesses can immediately switch on and action insights for an improved channel and customer experience.

Avatar_NewDog Ruckus-Netzwerke

01. November 2018

2 Minute Lesezeit
What is multi-gigabit?
What is multi-gigabit?

With the advent of 802.11ac (Wi-Fi 5) and now 802.11ax (Wi-Fi 6), an AP has the potential of more than one-gigabit throughput. One GbE access port could now possibly be the bottleneck to performance for Wi-Fi users, hence an interest in connections higher than one gigabit per second between access points and switches.

Rick-Freedman Rick Freedman

31. Oktober 2018

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