Eric Griffith

According to TheMarker.com, a Web site covering the tech industry in Israel, Intel Corp. has purchased Israeli company Envara for $40 million. Envara is a

The last couple of weeks have seen another avalanche of announcements about higher-speed Wi-Fi. Chipmakers are usually the impetus for making such claims.

Usually when you're at a hotspot, you can rest assured that the high-speed connection going from the access point out to the Internet is a T1 line, DSL,

Pleasanton, Calif.-based Pronto Networks, which makes operational support systems (OSS) for network operators, particularly for hotspot and other wireless

Dallas based Texas Instruments (TI) took the wraps off a new 802.11g/b and dual-band 802.11a/g/b solution today that it hopes will make a splash in the

When it comes to mesh networks (the concept), MeshNetworks (the company) says people don't want new products -- they want currently available wireless

When Meru Networks launched last year, it made a lot of noise about how it would support voice over wireless LAN (VoWLAN) like no other. Now it's

Last year Extreme Networks unveiled a strategy called "Unified Access" (UA) geared toward making network configurations easier even when adding new

Agere Systems of Allentown, Pa., is the latest of the Wi-Fi chipset vendors to announce plans for a speed boost that goes beyond the current 802.11

Thanks to Intel's $300 million dollar advertising campaign trumpeting the Centrino brand name over the last year, buyers of laptops are now expecting

Despite being a huge market, Intel Corp. said this week that it won't ship any Wi-Fi chips to China after May of this year. This is in response to a new

You haven't heard of Wireless Performance Prediction (WPP), the latest Study Group in the IEEE's 802.11 Working Group? Join the club. It's not a secret,