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Wi-Fi networking and management vendor Aerohive is looking to the enterprise for Australian growth. And the search is on for a new local head.

HP's networking subsidiary Aruba Networks has announced a new 802.11ac Wave 2 access point, the Aruba 320 series.

Aruba Networks has appointed Steve Wood to the role of senior vice-president for the Asia-Pacific region.

Wi-Fi traffic at last month's Australian Open tennis tournament was up sixfold on 2014.

The Museum of Contemporary Art which re-opens this week after an extensive facelift positively bristles with technology which will allow visitors to interact with art works, start their own online art collections, experience augmented reality and also provide a direct conduit from the gallery to the nation's schools allowing them to interact directly with contemporary art and visiting artists.

Cisco and Aruba have been placed in the 'leaders' category for this year and 2012 by IDC in its first report on the global enterprise wireless local area network market (WLAN), with the analyst firm reporting that the explosion of mobile devices within the enterprise is having a dramatic impact on the market, as it continues to gain momentum with vendors and end users discovering more possibilities and growth potential with mobile enterprise applications and cloud applications and services.

Aruba's new AirMesh outdoor wireless mesh network products are optimised for video, making them suitable for handling surveillance traffic.

Blade Network Technologies has appointed its first Australian country manager as it ramps up its assault on Cisco in the blade switch sector.