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Wi-Fi gets onboard Asia's trains

...networks in Asia. Chris Koeneman, senior vice president of wireless technology provider Colubris Networks, said that his company has clinched a deal to provide Wi... Read more

22 June, 2007 by Isabelle Chan
Colubris Wireless MultiService Controller

Colubris Wireless MultiService Controller

This is an affordable and relatively simple solution for companies seeking scalable, secure and easy-to-manage Wi-Fi. Read more

12 June, 2008 by Alan Stevens

Colubris touts next-gen Wi-Fi access point

WLAN vendor claims its distributed architecture will allow businesses to exploit the full-performance of 802.11n, in contrast to centralised models Read more

14 May, 2007 by David Meyer

Colubris CEO departs

The company that supplies Wi-Fi equipment to aircraft manufacturers, among others, has lost its chief executive Read more

11 September, 2006 by Peter Judge

HP ProCurve acquires Colubris

...first acquisition of a company, with the purchase of wireless-networking provider Colubris Networks for an undisclosed sum, HP announced on Monday. As part of... Read more

11 August, 2008 by Colin Barker

HP ProCurve adds in 802.11n wireless

...its wireless LAN range with products acquired through the recent purchase of Colubris Networks. The ProCurve MSM410, announced on Monday, is a single-radio 802... Read more

11 November, 2008 by Peter Judge

Software patents campaigners honoured

The FFII and NoSoftwarePatents.com have picked up an award for outstanding contribution to software development for their work in blocking European patent legislation, at the CNET Networks UK Technology Awards Read more

28 September, 2005 by Colin Barker and Ingrid Marson

Juniper offers Wi-Fi hotspot-in-a-box

...Fi access. The $800 package, which will also be sold by partner Colubris Networks, includes all the hardware, software and technical know-how necessary to... Read more

21 May, 2003 by Ben Charny

Juniper's sub-£500 'hot spot in a box'

...access. The $800 (£487) package, which will also be sold by partner Colubris Networks, includes all the hardware, software and technical know-how necessary to... Read more

21 May, 2003 by Ben Charny

Public sector rewarded for wireless innovation

...Enterprise Wi-Fi Product and – maintaining a winning streak for the francophones – Colubris Networks CTO and founder Pierre Trudeau walking away with the Wireless Individual... Read more

21 April, 2005 by Tony Hallett

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