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The greater bandwidth capacity of 802.11n has more enterprises exploring the wireless technology for video transmissions (including multicast, videoconferencing, surveillance, etc.). Meru Networks CTO and co-founder Bharghavan and VP of Marketing Rachna Ahlawat chat with Keith Shaw about issues surrounding video over wireless. (15:39)
Interviews with industry experts and analysts that give you a high-level view of the networking landscape.
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Wow! Meru Rocks!By Anonymous on October 8, 2009, 2:30 pmWhile many other vendors are still trying to figure out how to make their 802.11n solutions work- these guys are talking about applications and that too video. I attended their webinar two weeks ago. If you missed it, search for it on Network World site- it is a comprehensive overview of .11n. I thought I was a pretty good at technology but actually learnt a lot about 11n in that an hour long web seminar.