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Aruba introduces first enterprise-grade Wi-Fi 6E platform Wednesday 26 May 2021 | 18:51 CET | News Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, released what it calls the market's first enterprise-grade Wi-Fi 6E product set, the 630 Series of campus access points (APs), starting with the AP-635. The new Aruba Wi-Fi 6E products are part of Aruba ESP (Edge Services Platform). Able to predict and resolve problems at the network edge before they happen, Aruba ESP's foundation is built on AIOps, Zero trust network security, and a unified campus to branch infrastructure to deliver an a...

Wi-Fi 6E represents Wi-Fi’s big push into the enterprise  Uses the 6 GHz band to deliver better performance, lower latency, and faster data rates The new technology is sure to give some 5G use cases a run for their money The GSMA may be trying to raise a clamour over the allocation of 6GHz spectrum to unlicensed (therefore mostly Wi-Fi) use, but the Wi-Fi world seems unconcerned. It views the 6GHz band allocations -- particularly in the US where the whole band has been allocated to unlicensed use  -  as a ship that has already sailed into its harbour in many national jurisdictions and is...

This transformative new business model supplies Smart Living-as-a-Service (SLaaS) options for building owners and managers. iStock Eve-Marie Lanza, Sr. Manager of Solutions Marketing at Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company. For anyone who has lived in a dense apartment complex or building, multiple Wi-Fi routers close together competing for limited radio signal space can make accessing the Internet a challenging experience, to say the least. To address the problem, property managers are increasingly treating Wi-Fi as a fifth utility for large multifamily communities, not...

HPE is rolling out Data Services Console, a cloud offering that utilizes HPE Aruba Edge Services Platform to support AI-based analytics, workflow automation, and security.

Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise company, announced an expansive set of cross-portfolio edge-to-cloud security integrations for Aruba ESP (Edge Services Platform).