Aruba Networks announced a Wi-Fi controller today that can create more efficient pathways for wireless traffic and control more than 32,000 Wi-Fi hotspots. Aruba said the new 7200 Mobility Controller ...
Wireless LAN vendor Aruba Networks announced this week its expanded “controller-less” Wi-Fi network, along with an Internet-based service that automatically sets up enterprise access points. Aruba ...
Fresh off of the announcement that it is being acquired by Hewlett-Packard, Aruba Networks today unveiled a controller for wireless networks that is managed via the cloud. Ozer Dondurmacioglu, senior ...
Solution providers and analysts are saying Aruba's recently launched series of cloud services controllers for wireless networks managed from the cloud will cut into Cisco Meraki Wi-Fi market share. On ...
Aruba Networks’ 651 Branch Office Controller and AP-105 access points offer a flexible, highly manageable and secure means of providing Wi-Fi communications to an office environment. The Aruba ...
PORTLAND, Ore.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--PacStar®, a leading developer and supplier of advanced communications solutions for defense, commercial, and industrial markets, today announced that PacStar 451 with ...
Aruba Networks has launched a new cloud-managed wireless network solution, which combines the Aruba Central cloud-based management service, the Aruba Instant 155 wireless and wired access point (AP), ...
Lowers Distributed Enterprise Wi-Fi TCO by up to 42 percent Instant Enterprise delivers a full set of enterprise-class Wi-Fi features including voice and video optimization, integrated spectrum ...
Aruba Wireless Networks has announced a combination of wireless hardware and software products aimed at high density corporate installations. The Wireless Grid Architecture is designed to replace ...
Organizations with mobile workers using Wi-Fi enabled phones on Aruba wireless networks can now be protected with accurate, real-time, E911 protection. WiFi E911™ is the first enterprise E911 solution ...
Lorien Health Services recently replaced its network with a Mobile First network from Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)’s Aruba. The deployment allowed it to quadruple its WiFi speed — from about 50 ...