Broadcom’s Brocade buy silences Ruckus
Following Broadcom’s acquisition of Brocade, many have been left scratching their heads over what that means for the future of Ruckus Wireless.
Following Broadcom’s acquisition of Brocade, many have been left scratching their heads over what that means for the future of Ruckus Wireless.
Some of the world’s biggest technology companies have decided to join forces in order to work out how best to exploit the 150 MHz of unlicensed spectrum that has been made available for commercial use.
The broadband industry is built on partnerships, and the best examples of these are to be recognised in first category of this year’s Broadband InfoVision Awards (to be held in Amsterdam on October 23rd, 2013)
Infrastructure firm Nokia Siemens Networks has signed a global reseller agreement with wifi specialist Ruckus Wireless to help operators integrate wifi coverage as part of its small cells portfolio designed for mobile broadband services.
Enterprise mobility service vendor iPass has launched a zero-click mobile data offload plan it says will allow service providers to deliver wifi connectivity that functions like data roaming, automatically connecting users to preferred networks.
Smart wifi developer, Ruckus Wireless, added to its portfolio on Monday with a consumer device designed to connect a home wifi network with a wireless metro network. MetroFlex DZ gives subscribers wireless connectivity to outdoor broadband metro networks while simultaneously providing indoor wifi connectivity. Selina Lo, CEO of Ruckus Wireless, told telecoms.com that the company […]
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