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Juniper launches ACX Universal Access router range
Juniper Networks this week has unveiled access routers designed to provide an on-ramp to the service provider network from residential, business and mobile networks.
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Cisco Aironet 3600 access point boosts tablet performance
Cisco has today announced a new wireless access point, the Aironet 3600 Series, which the company claims is the industry?s first three spatial stream 802.11n access point with a fourth antenna.
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Netgear and D-Link join the cloud game
The move to cloud computing isn't just for businesses. At CES, home network giants D-Link and Netgear are showing a range of equipment that leverage cloud services to give consumers more access to and control over home networks--and network content--from mobile devices.
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O2 starts building free London WiFi network
Mobile network O2 has announced a plan to install free WiFi access across the London boroughs of Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster in time for the Olympics in July.
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EU plans to digitise government data a boost to tech startups
European Union member states will be forced to digitise all their government data in a move set to benefit developers and tech startups.
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Ruckus ChannelFly aims to fight wireless interference
Ruckus Wireless took another shot at optimising Wi-Fi capacity this week, introducing a technology called ChannelFly that is designed to place network clients on the best possible channel based on the actual capacity of that channel.
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100G Ethernet with Brocade MLXe router implemented by medical group
100G Ethernet has been implemented by Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI), a nonprofit medical research organisation, to boost their network bandwidth for advanced data analysis.
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Aruba targets new 'instant' Wi-Fi networks at small, medium businesses
New high-end 11n Wi-Fi access points boost performance for Aruba's quick-deploying "Instant" WLAN products."Wi-Fi client surge forcing fresh wireless LAN thinking"
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Aerohive pushes branch networks to the cloud
Aerohive Networks is planning to put branch offices' networks in the cloud for a annual fee starting at $99 (£63).
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Xirrus revamps its Wi-Fi arrays for the enterprise
Xirrus has revamped its Wi-Fi arrays, making the cake-like housing thinner, adding optional modular 450Mbps 802.11n radios, beefing up the on-board network processors, and boosting range and signal quality with a new directional antenna design.




