Aruba is the first networking vendor to release products that have received WPA3 and Enhanced Open certifications from the Wi-Fi Alliance. With support for WPA3 and Enhanced Open, Aruba’s new suite of ...

The AI-powered Aruba ESP platform is getting several new capabilities to help enterprises define security policies and automate network configurations. The networking leader also revealed ...

‘These access points have a role in not only networking for AI, but also AI for networking,’ says HPE Aruba’s vice president of product and community marketing, Larry Lunetta, touching on Juniper ...

Aruba Central NetConductor Provides Management and Security for Standards-based Network Fabrics; New Breakthroughs in Location Services Unveiled SAN JOSE, Calif. & LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aruba, a ...

Adding wireless connectivity to public spaces — especially in places where people gather, such as restaurants, hotel lobbies or stores — makes for happier customers. It can be a tricky process, but ...

Most federal agencies with extensive Wi-Fi networks, whether for their employees internally or for use in public areas where guests can connect, built up and configured these networks long before ...

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) subsidiary Aruba this week revealed what it claims to be the first WiFi 6E access points for enterprises. The Aruba 630 Series access points include support for up to ...

My company needs a wireless overhaul. We've been doing our research for a while and we are leaning heavily to Aruba. A couple months ago my coworker that was taking the reins on this project left and ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company (NYSE: HPE), today announced that its full family of high performance indoor Wi-Fi 6 access points (APs) – including ...

Aruba Wireless Networks will introduce a programme later this week allowing enterprises to consolidate legacy Wi-Fi access points under a centralised switching system, using open source software. The ...

Most people involved in the wireless LAN industry now agree that having centralized control over large numbers of distributed access points is a positive thing. True, the sniping continues over just ...