Wireless Home Network News

'Republic Polytechnic Is First Education Institute in Asia to Deploy Cisco Unified Wireless Network Implemented by (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)
SINGAPORE----May 23, 2006--Republic Polytechnic is the first institute of higher learning in Asia to deploy new Wireless Network technologies from Cisco Systems® to enrich its students' learning experience.

'Broadcom's NetXtreme(R) II Converged Network Interface Controllers Support Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Scalable (SYS-CON Media)
Broadcom Corporation , a global leader in semiconductors for wired and wireless communications, today announced that the company's leading NetXtreme(R) II converged network interface controllers (C-NICs) support the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Scalable Networking Pack. The combination of Broadcom(R) C-NIC technology and Microsoft's Scalable Networking Pack delivers the industry's most advanced

'NETGEAR Ship Draft 802.11n-Compliant Wireless-Enabled Devices (HardwareZone)
NETGEAR's RangeMax NEXT Wireless ADSL2+ Modem Router (DG834N) Delivers a Complete, Secure Next-Generation Network Solution Combining a Draft 11n-Compliant Wireless Access Point with an ADSL2+ Modem, Router, 10/100 Switch, and SPI Double Firewall

'San Francisco wants privacy on Google-EarthLink wifi network- report (CNET)
Blog: San Francisco officials have already chosen a proposal from Google and EarthLink to provide a wireless network throughout the...

'Group makes play to build $400M wireless network (BizJournals)
A high-powered group of local tech execs and former government officials has started a company to build a $400 million national wireless broadband network.

'Darty becomes first to offer IPTV over Wi-Fi in-home solution to French consumers (European Communications)
Ruckus Wireless, specialist in smart Wi-Fi technology, has today announced that Darty, a leader in the French consumer electronics market, has become the first company to bring location-free TV to consumers in France through their nationwide network of retail stores.

'Start-up plans U.S. network for free wireless broadband (San Jose Mercury News)
A Menlo Park start-up, M2Z Networks, plans to raise up to $400 million to build and operate a wireless broadband network aimed at eventually providing free access to most Americans, according to a filing with the Federal Communications Commission.