Avoid the Wi-Fi Meltdown with Meru Virtualised Wireless Networks

Meru Networks, founded in 2002, delivers a virtualised wireless LAN solution that optimises the enterprise network to deliver the performance, reliability, predictability and operational simplicity of a wired network, with the advantages of mobility – all cost effectively.

Meru's solution offers an innovative approach to wireless networking that utilises virtualisation technology to create an intelligent and self-monitoring wireless network, and enables enterprises to migrate their business-critical applications from wired networks to wireless networks, and become all-wireless enterprises.

Meru Network’s wireless solutions have been utilised across all major industry vertical sectors, including Fortune 500 enterprises, retail, education, healthcare, manufacturing, hospitality and government.   Meru is headquartered in Sunnyvale, California, and has operations in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Asia Pacific.

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Why Wireless LAN Virtualisation

Meru's network architecture makes the wireless LAN more like Ethernet. Every user gets a private, personalized Virtual Port that has all the security, performance and predictability that applications expect from a wire. Meru's advanced radio technology also makes the network as reliable and scalable as Ethernet, while virtualization makes it even easier to maintain.

Why an All-Wireless Edge

With Meru, depending on wireless for everyday enterprise connectivity is no longer just a vision. Meru's customers include some of the world's largest all-wireless enterprises, with users in factories, hospitals and outdoor areas where wires simply are not an option. With Meru's E(z)RF software, wireless is easier to manage than Ethernet. With physical layer security alongside encryption and authentication, it can be more secure than Ethernet. And, by avoiding upgrades to edge switches, Wireless LAN Virtualization saves money when compared to wires.