Even the smallest business needs reliable, secure and fast networking for their customers and staff. Meraki Go is a range of easy to use equipment backed by Cisco to provide reliable business ...

If you want to make the WiFi setup as seamless as possible, you need the US$109 Meraki Go. You can just unpack it, plug it in, and go. Well, okay, it’s not instantaneous. It will take about 10 minutes ...

Now it’s easier than ever for businesses to keep their branches and retail stores securely connected with 5G business internet, Cisco Meraki networking solutions and T-Mobile managed services BELLEVUE ...

When the name Meraki comes up, most industry people think about Wi-Fi, as that's how the company got its start. Meraki was one of the first vendors to simplify the process of deploying wireless in a ...

Rafe Needleman reviews mobile apps and products for fun, and picks startups apart when he gets bored. He has evaluated thousands of new companies, most of which have since gone out of business. Meraki ...

In addition to rooftop access points, startup will fill out coverage with repeaters on windows or balconies, distributed free of charge to individuals and businesses Meraki Networks’ plan to cover San ...

Compared to other companies its size, Google makes few venture investments, preferring to buy companies outright. However, it has invested less than $1 million into Mountain View wireless router start ...

Meraki Networks is expanding its SF network of 500 Wi-Fi repeaters—which covered two sq. miles and 40,000 people—to between 10 and 15 thousand to eventually cover the whole city. TC has details on why ...

I have some family members that are very, very, far away (literally other side of the planet in a shit-hole country and in a remote area, to boot) and we travel to them very infrequently. Neither ...

Alongside the introduction of its first formal partner program, Meter has also nabbed former Cisco Meraki executive Adam Ulfers as its new VP of sales, overseeing partner program efforts. Network-as-a ...

I rescued a Cisco Meraki MX68W router from surplus, thinking it might be useful for something. I knew that Meraki is tech-speak for "you need to pay subscription", but figured it might be worth a shot ...