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Solid business piece in USA Today on the coalescing WLAN hardware market: Airespace to Cisco, Proxim (in bankruptcy with $100M+ in debt) to Moseley; McAfee buys Wireless Security Corporation. Of these, Airespace is clearly the most significant. (The mention in the article of Linksys is also significant, but it happened quite a while ago by business trend standards.)
Mergers and bankruptcies are signs, the writer maintains, of an industry that’s maturing and growing revenue in which winners and losers are sorting out.
Posted by Glennf at June 16, 2005 8:25 AM
Categories: Financial, Mainstream Media
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