In the last few years, mesh networking has been transformed from a largely military application into a tool for providing Internet access to large populations. ­Meraki’s Outdoor repeater ($100 ...

We first wrote about Meraki and their solar-powered Wi-Fi repeater back in mid '07, but they're finally getting ready to ship these next month. According ...

Wanna bring Wi-Fi to your entire neighborhood? Meraki’s $99 outdoor repeater lets you share your Internet access up to 700 feet (when paired with Meraki’s $49 Mini router).

The integration of Meraki's APs with its Cloud Controller creates an intuitive and quick way to setup a mesh-based wireless LAN for a business, campus, even a neighborhood.

Meraki Unlike other creative Wi-Fi mesh companies Fon and Whisher, Meraki is not aiming to build a global free Wi-Fi network. Rather, it's simply a Wi-Fi hardware company.

Plucky Meraki, a San Francisco mesh networking startup, is stepping up to play with the big boys with the introduction of its $1,499 MR58 WiFi router. Designed for outdoor use, the MR58 has three ...

Start-up Meraki to sell solar-powered Wi-Fi gear The mesh Wi-Fi provider's long-awaited solar power Wi-Fi repeater will be available in December.

A wireless mesh network—one that can self-configure and fill in holes in coverage that a regular Wi-Fi access point access point (AP) can't—is not just a luxury for big businesses only. Meraki ...

Meraki Go is a networking equipment range backed by Cisco. It makes setting ups wireless network so easy and offers speed, security and value for money.

Mesh WiFi firm Meraki released an addition to its hardware family of routers today with a wall-plug adapter ($179). The Meraki Wall Plug, which features a hole to screw the unit to an outlet ...

Borne of MIT Roofnet project heritage and part time consultants on the OLPC (no doubt regarding its mesh networking system), startup Meraki's forthcoming Mini wireless router stands to make some ...