Wireless networking products have moved from a "fat" model to the "thin" model, which has most of the network intelligence in a central switching unit. Xirrus, supplier of the wireless networking gear at Interop 2007, has moved to the fattest-AP model, with network transport and management intelligence housed in an access point with as many as 16 separate radios. In this on-site Interop podcast we talk with John DiGiovanni, director of marketing at Xirrus, about the company's engineering philosophy and how it allows them to provide full wireless coverage to a large trade show and conference with a bare handful of (very large) access points.
Direct download: Interop07_OnSite_Xirrus.mp3
Category: Las Vegas 2007 -- posted at: 3:34 PM
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