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  • Juniper brings in the Funk for tighter security

    Continuing its drive to offer tight network security, Juniper Networks yesterday announced plans to buy Funk Software for a cool $122 million.  Article | 15 Nov 2005

  • Experts say pre-802.11n gear is premature

    As rival factions flesh out a merged proposal for the forthcoming 802.11n standard, experts explain how it will affect companies and why pre-standard gear won't cut it.  Article | 03 Aug 2005

  • With 802.11n, patience is a virtue

    As rival factions flesh out a merged proposal for the forthcoming 802.11n standard, experts explain how it will affect companies and why pre-standard gear won't cut it.  Article | 01 Aug 2005

  • Burton: WLANs safe for everyone

    A Burton Group analyst says it's time to cast those enterprise wireless LAN security and management fears aside, and explains why Wi-Fi is finally a viable alternative to wired networks.  Article | 14 Jul 2005

  • Cisco Spotlight Series: An afterlife for Airespace

    A little more than four months ago, networking giant Cisco Systems Inc. acquired Airespace Inc., a wireless LAN switch startup, to enhance its wireless networking products line.

    In an unusual move, Cisco assigned two individuals to lead its comb...  Interview | 01 Jun 2005

  • Interop: Standards advances haven't ended Wi-Fi security struggle

    New standards promise to make wireless LANs safer, but experts at Interop 2005 say implementing and managing the advanced Wi-Fi security technology can be daunting.  News | 04 May 2005

  • Is ultra-fast Wi-Fi worth the gamble?

    An emerging flavor of Wi-Fi offers faster throughput and more range than 802.11g products, but analysts raise the question: Are pre-standard enterprise products worth the risks?  Article | 22 Mar 2005

  • Mobile WiMax could be a year away

    Israel-based wireless broadband equipment manufacturer Alvarion is developing technology based on the IEEE 802.16e mobile WiMax specification, and says it will have an alpha version ready within a year. The offering could portend WiMax competing with...  News | 10 Jan 2005

  • Wireless LANs meet needs for compliance

    Encryption with WPA and authentication make data secure for HIPAA and SOX compliance. The real risk might be the employee with a mobile device.  Article | 06 Jan 2005

  • Strix spins out mesh for the great outdoors

    Strix Systems has released a mesh networking product line designed for outdoor use, and one California city explains how it's using the technology to build a public access Wi-Fi network.  Article | 08 Dec 2004

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