Posts with tag "Wi-Fi 5 (11ac)"
More bandwidth for 802.11ac with HPE Smart Rate
Learn how you can get multi-gigabit speeds with PoE+ out of your existing cabling with HPE Smart Rate.
Are we ready yet? Designing a 5GHz-only Wi-Fi network
Imagine, your office printers can't be used due to the lack of 2.4GHz connection; your trendy Apple watch can't connect to Wi-Fi .
The Digital Classroom Revolution
Why will 2016 be the year when digital classrooms make the leap from experimental to mainstream?
Don’t overpay for your Gigabit Wi-Fi
The Aruba entry-level AP-205 is the best price-performance 802.11ac AP in the industry with an effective cost of $2/Mbps; While the Cisco high-end 3SS AP-3700 represented the opposite with a performance...
Don’t Get Caught Riding the Wrong Wave: Aruba Wave 2 vs. Cisco & Ruckus
With 40 clients, Aruba TCP throughput is leading Cisco by 34% and Ruckus by 44%. The Aruba AP-325 can support almost 400Mbps compared to Cisco's 265Mbps and Ruckus' 225Mbps (when tested with...
Is your network ready for the cloud-mobile world?
There's been a lot of industry discussion about building cloud-ready data center networks, but it's imperative that campus networks be retooled for the mobile-cloud world, too.
Better Together — Leading 5 of 6 Gartner Critical Capability Use Cases
HP and Aruba have joined forces and are showing why they're the leader in the wired and wireless LAN access space. In the September 2015 Gartner report, HP and Aruba received highest scores in 5 of...
Unveiling the Myth of 4×4
Is a 4-wheeled car always faster than a 3-wheeled one? Do more antenna chains always mean better performance in the wireless industry?
SAW – So you want to play the government game?
I've been pondering good old fashioned sharp toothed saws lately after reading several recent motivational posts around the Internet. I also suspect it is hard for any horror movie aficionado to hear...
Rev up your Wi-Fi with Aruba 802.11ac Wave 2
Still on the fence about whether to deploy 802.11ac Wave 1 or wait for Wave 2? Don't wait any longer — Wave 2 is here.
Jeff Olson
Jonas Spoorendonk
Nav Chander
Mike Wade
Jamie Easley
Vishwas Shetiya