Trapeze Networks

SCC selects network

thereporter.com     Mar 26, 2008   3 related          

Trapeze Networks, the award-winning provider of Smart Mobile wireless solutions, has announced that Solano Community College selected it for its wireless infrastructure. The network will serve more than 12,000 students and 700 faculty and staff in 20 buildings spread across three campuses.                    

Sales of Wi-Fi phones up 60%, wireless LAN equipment up 20% in 2007

cellular-news.com     Mar 26, 2008   8 related          

Worldwide sales of wireless LAN equipment, including independent and dependent access points and WLAN switches and controllers, hit $1.9 billion in 2007, up 20% from 2006, driven by the increased rollout of enterprise wireless LANs and accelerating upgrading to 802.11n                    

Ruckus Wireless Receives Top Scores in New Independent 802.11n Competitive Tests Conducted by CRN

digitalmediaonlineinc.com     Mar 26, 2008   2 related          

(2008-03-26) SUNNVYALE, Calif., March 26 /PRNewswire/ — Ruckus Wireless today announced that its ZoneFlex Smart Wireless LAN system earned a first place ranking in new competitive 802.11n testing performed by Computer Reseller News (CRN), the industry's foremost technology periodical for channel...                    

Cutting the wires....

technet.com     Mar 25, 2008   3 related          

subtitled......Oh Tesla, oh Tesla....where art thou? Trapeze Networks is on stage right now at the Angelbeat conference and he is talking about the 802.11n wireless spec. The promise of super high speed wireless connectivity is finally becoming a reality. But what caught my ear was something he...                    

Trapeze makes 5000-AP Wi-Fi appliance

techworld.com     Mar 19, 2008   2 related          

And wins giant 802.11n contract. Wi-Fi network maker Trapeze Networks has launched a pre-configured appliance that can manage up to 5000 wireless access points or 1000 wireless switches - and won a giant contract for 802.11n Wi-Fi. ... By Peter Judge, Techworld Wi-Fi...                    

Apple Adds 802.11n Wireless To AirPort Express

channelweb.com     Mar 17, 2008   94 related          

Apple jumps on the high-speed wireless bandwagon by adding support for 802.11n into its products. ... Apple Monday further embraced the forthcoming 802.11n high-speed wireless standard by building support for the draft version of the technology into its AirPort Express...                    

World’s Largest 802.11n Network

bennett.com     Mar 14, 2008   28 related          

Trapeze Networks finally has announced their deal with U. of Minnesota to build the world’s largest 802.11n network: PLEASANTON, Calif., March 10, 2008 – Trapeze Networks®, the award-winning provider of Smart Mobile™ wireless solutions, today announced that the University of Minnesota plans to...                    

University Of Minnesota And Trapeze Networks Announce 802.11n Deployment

wirelessnetworksonline.com     Mar 13, 2008   10 related          

Trapeze Networks recently announced that the University of Minnesota plans to deploy its Smart Mobile 802.11n wireless network product suite campus-wide, marking the largest ever 802.11n deployment to date ... . "The University of Minnesota strives to be on the cutting...                    

[Campus] Partnership to improve U's wireless network

mndaily.com     Mar 12, 2008   1 related          

The University and California-based Trapeze Networks have teamed up to deploy one of the largest wireless Internet networks in the country. The network, which will cover both the Minneapolis and St. Paul campuses, will replace the current ... ... Trapeze Networks will...                    

Motorola launches 802.11n-capable switch and access point

computerworld.com     Mar 11, 2008   3 related          

Though the specification isn't set in stone yet, 802.11n got another boost toward legitimacy on Wednesday as Motorola announced a new wireless LAN switch and a new Wi-Fi access point, both designed to support the faster 802.11n draft specification. ... N will enable...