Wi-fi stories - Page 4

This week, Ruckus Networks held its Big Dogs conference in Seoul showcasing new offerings and discussing the opportunities in their sights.>>

The new offering is ready for IoT and LTE and uses the latest 802.11ax technology.>>

High capacity outdoor Wi-Fi deployments must withstand challenging outdoor environments, such as high winds, rain, and extreme temperature ranges.>>

Chorus and N4L announced they are expanding a trial that uses Chorus network infrastructure to bring free internet into the homes of students.>>

The expansion follows a successful pilot in South Africa which reduced rhino poaching incidents by 96%.>>

The AC2600 Wi-Fi Range Extender includes four external antennas and amplifiers designed to optimise coverage and maximise range.>>

The Blue Cave is a dual-band wireless router which claims to provide superior Wi-Fi coverage with a Smart Home friendly look.>>

The majority of weather issues have been caused by power outages.>>

The city network offers free gig-enabled hotspots in 15 separate locations across the city – from Mosgiel to Port Chalmers.>>

“With Azure Databricks, we are able to process 25,000 homes – 10 billion records – in 14 minutes.”>>

With speeds up to 50 times faster than average public wi-fi, Dunedin’s GigCity wi-fi network is attracting more than 50,000 unique users a month.>>

Only 6% of this city's access points were using no network security at all. But which city is it?>>

More than half confided their company would need to adopt new technology within the next three years in order to evolve and stay competitive.>>

The new Lenovo Smart Display comes with Google Assistant built into a full HD touchscreen display...>>

WatchGuard Technologies has whipped up some key IT security predictions ranging from IoT botnets to Linux attacks.>>

Orbi Pro is supposedly the perfect Wi-Fi solution for commercial locations...>>

WiFi and wireless networks are dangerous, but they’re also an inherent part of your devices, network and your employees’ mobility.>>

For organisations with a Wi-Fi network with hundreds of thousands of access points, keeping on top of huge volumes of data traffic can be a challenge.>>

An expansion into security, broadening the SMB offerings and moving deeper into the core switch infrastructure - Aruba's got big plans for 2018.>>

This exploit requires an attacker to be in the proximity of the wireless device or network in question.>>

Although some hotels can afford to offer unlimited amenities, it is key that they provide what all travellers are looking for - reliable Wi-Fi.>>

“We’re launching in-flight Wi-Fi as a trial initially in order to gather feedback and ensure it meets the needs of our customers...">>

IoT devices may be more cost-intensive than they could be if organisations don’t invest in ones that can handle the security complexity.>>

The company says with more businesses providing Wi-Fi to customers and guests, it’s essential to have adequate troubleshooting capabilities.>>