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Meru Networks is the global leader in converged wireless LAN technologies, and makes the only enterprise WLAN infrastructure that delivers the reliability, scalability, and security for voice and data services over a single WLAN infrastructure. Meru's Wireless LAN System is deployed in major Fortune 500 accounts, universities, and healthcare organizations. Meru's unique Air Traffic Control technology provides predictable bandwidth and over-the-air, application-specific QoS to support a wide range of current and future wireless applications. Meru, founded in 2002, is based in Sunnyvale, California. For more information on Meru Networks and its products, visit http://www.merunetworks.com/ or call 408-215-5300. CONTACT: Michael Schoolnik of Story Communications, +1-415-674-3816, or michael@storypr.com, for Meru Networks; or Sarah Kim of Meru Networks,+1-408-215-5357, or Web site: http://www.internetnoc.com/ Web site: http://www.merunetworks.com/
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Meru Networks is the global leader in wireless mobility infrastructure solutions that enable the All-Wireless Enterprise for Fortune 500 educational, healthcare, enterprise, and government markets. Its industry-leading innovations deliver pervasive, robust wireless service for business-critical applications. Meru’s award-winning Air Traffic Control technology brings the benefits of the cellular world to the WLAN environment, and it offers the only solution on the market that delivers the reliability, scalability, and security necessary for converged voice and data services over a single WLAN infrastructure. Founded in 2002, Meru is based in Sunnyvale, California. For more information, visit www.merunetworks.com or call +1-408-215-5300.
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Meru Networks designs and develops standards-compliant 802.11 Wireless LAN Systems for large-scale data, voice and real-time applications. Meru's products include coordinated Access Points (APs) and Controllers that manage multiple APs. The Meru solution, deployed in Fortune 500 companies, universities, and healthcare organizations, provides over-the-air Quality of Service, predictable performance, and roaming with seamless handoffs. Meru's Wireless LAN System greatly simplifies RF planning associated with large-scale WLAN deployment and provides the industry's most comprehensive WLAN security from location to application, with continuous monitoring. Meru ... provides a comprehensive set of network management tools to minimize ongoing operational costs. Meru was founded in early 2002 by Ujjal Kohli (CEO) and Dr. Vaduvur Bharghavan (CTO).
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Meru Networks develops networking equipment for wireless LANs. Its products include access points, controllers, and related software. Meru's products allow for the transmission of video, voice, and data over a Wi-Fi connection. Target markets include corporate enterprises, education, and health care. The company was established in 2002. Meru Networks counts Bluestream Ventures, Clearstone Venture Partners, Dot Edu Ventures, Evercore Ventures, JumpStartUp Ventures, and NeoCarta Ventures among its investors.
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Meru Networks has been honored with an unprecedented two “Best of Show” awards at the recent Interop Tokyo. Meru’s AirShield Security Suite won in the network communications security category, while Meru’s 3-Tier Traffic Distribution System (3TDS) won in the wireless and mobile product category. The Interop show, which showcases the latest platform products and technology for realizing optimum network environments was held in Tokyo, Japan on June 11-15, 2007.
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Lehman Brothers Venture Partners led the funding round, which ... included Clearstone Venture Partners, NeoCarta Ventures, BlueStream Ventures, JumpStartUp Ventures and Evercore Ventures -- all of whom have invested in previous Meru funding rounds. Nissho Electronics Corporation, a distributor and integrator that has partnered with Meru on a number of pioneering wireless VoIP and Fixed-Mobile Convergence deployments, also participated in this round.
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