Wireless Networks

Cambium Networks has announced the availability of new 60 GHz solutions - based on millimeter wave technology - that multiply the potential of wireless broadband in urban and suburban areas, with multi-gigabit performance, similar to terrestrial fiber. 

With the new firmware 2.6, the Phoenix Contact WLAN 2100 wireless module now offers WLAN Mesh operating mode in addition to access point and client functionality. WLAN Mesh allows for the creation of autonomous, self-organizing ad hoc networks that do not require a central infrastructure like WLAN access points.

WatchGuard Technologies announces the recent launch of two new access points (APs): the AP225W and the AP327X. These new APs offer the ability to extend reliable wireless environments in multi-family dwelling unit (MDU) deployments and harsh outdoor environments.

Zyxel Networks has announced the expansion of its wired and wireless networking solutions for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) with three new enterprise-class 802.11ax (WiFi 6) access points. These new access points deliver up to six times better performance than 11ac access points in high-density environments, providing consistent connections, low latency, and reduced jitter to maximize network performance.

CommScope has introduced a temporary solution that can provide reliable remote wireless connectivity for:
large special events such as festivals, trade shows, and concerts
; disaster recovery and first aid operations;
temporary network capacity offloading
; remote industrial sites
; and testing new technology or exploring new locations for permanent wireless infrastructure.

Zyxel Networks has released the latest version of its Nebula Cloud Networking solution. The update introduces the industry's first DPPSK, simplifying WiFi security for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs). It is one of the first solutions to open its API to vertical partners, enabling them to offer managed cloud networking services through Nebula.

D-Link has announced the availability of its DNH-100 Nuclias Connect hub controller for WiFi networks in professional environments, providing a user-friendly interface via web or app for unified management of access points and their different networks.

Digi International® has introduced several cellular routers and amplifiers designed to meet the current and future connectivity needs of organizations in the transport and enterprise markets: the Digi TX54 and Digi TX64 models mark the launch of its TX line of transport and intelligent traffic routers, while the Digi EX12 cellular amplifier joins the Digi EX15 in supporting internal and enterprise use cases, especially in the signaling, retail, and food service markets.

As part of expanding its portfolio, Nokia has launched a new AirScale product range, including compact dual- and tri-band remote radio heads to support the deployment requirements of mobile base stations. It has also introduced new high-performance, massive MIMO adaptive antennas that offer 5G coverage and high capacity.

As seen on Instructables.com, an open-source project called OctoPrint can handle all communication for 3D printers, enabling standalone Wi-Fi printing.

Today, Tuesday, March 17, 2020, at 1:00 PM (CET), the fourth and final call for proposals for WiFi4EU opens. This initiative, launched by the European Commission, aims to fund WiFi network projects in public spaces. Municipalities and local councils wishing to finance WiFi installations in public areas are eligible to apply.

Comtrend has introduced a new line of Wi-Fi 6 products in collaboration with ON Semiconductor. This product family consists of the GRG-4281, a dual-band gateway for GPON (Gigabit Passive Optical Network), and the WAP-5945, a wireless access point and range extender.

The FRITZ!Repeater 2400 extends the range of any wireless network. With two wireless units supporting WiFi AC and WiFi N standards, capable of achieving a total data throughput of up to 2,333 Mbps, the repeater provides a stable connection and maximum bandwidth for all connected WiFi devices. At the same time, the repeater ensures seamless wireless coverage throughout your home.

D-Link has announced the availability of its D-Link Nuclias Connect platform for managing WiFi networks in professional environments, providing a user-friendly interface via web or app and flexibility for the unified management of different access points and their networks. Furthermore, cloud management options allow MSPs and integrators to remotely manage their clients' networks, offering near-instant support.

The new TP-Link Deco X60 is equipped with next-generation Wi-Fi 6 technology and supports MU-MIMO, OFDMA, and 1024-QAM. The combination of OFDMA and MU-MIMO technologies, derived from Wi-Fi 6, allows the Deco X60 to create a more efficient network that increases average throughput by up to four times for connected devices in complex environments.

Mercusys® presents its first home mesh Wi-Fi system, Halo S3, equipped with Mercusys Mesh technology to supply the home with Wi-Fi and works as a unified system that guarantees a strong Internet signal.

Cambium Networks introduces its new cnPilot ^™ solutions. Three new access points and the cnMaestro ^™ c4000 management appliance form a system solution with access point hardware options and network controllers. These new solutions offer residential and enterprise coverage, enterprise Ethernet switching, and multi-site cloud management.

Cambium Networks has announced new ePMP wireless broadband connectivity solutions. The three subscriber modules offer network operators more options for creating engineered networks that meet performance requirements and operate in noisy and harsh environments.

Zyxel has just unveiled the latest version of Nebula, an innovative networking solution designed to bring the unlimited potential of the cloud to the businesses of the future. With enhanced features and an expanded family of compatible devices, this groundbreaking cloud networking service continues to stand out in an increasingly competitive market.