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Ruckus Wireless, which recently introduced its SmartMesh WiFi equipment for the Read more...

Ruckus Wireless is taking aim at the enterprise WiFi market, competing head to head with the likes of Cisco, Aruba and Meru with the introduction of SmartMesh--a WiFi meshing technology that the Read more...

Ruckus Wireless introduced enterprise WiFi equipment based on the 802.11n draft standard but only for the 2.4 GHz band, and not the 5 GHz band. Most vendors are manufacturing dual-band equipment for Read more...

> Ruckus showed off an 802.11n access point capable of transmitting IPTV feeds around the home. Article > Bulgarian operator Read more...

Selia Lo, Ruckus CEO, had already made her millions at Nortel and was officially "retired" when, in late 2002, she thought she wanted another challenge and signed on with Ruckus as an investor and Read more...

The 802.11 working group (with just five abstentions) has agreed on a Draft 2.0 of the 802.11n WiFi specifications and sent the draft document to the entire membership of the IEEE for approval. If Read more...

I remember a WiFi event in Boston a couple of years back in which a speaker from Jupiter Research insisted on calling the home network an "über-network"--meaning, I gathered, that it would Read more...

These are heady days for Sunnyvale, CA-based Ruckus Wireless. Four examples: The company has released a home-WiFi management system which brings to the home many of the strengths of similar Read more...

The IEEE 802.11 Working Group has concluded its work on 802.11e specification. The standard bolsters the MAC layer of 802.11 chips so they can set traffic priorities for video, audio and voice on Read more...