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The differences were most significant in the video streaming traffic test, in which the Meru AP832 was 43 percent faster than the Cisco 3702i and 103 percent faster than the Aruba AP225. Meru also demonstrated far lower latency when streaming video -- 56 percent lower than Cisco and 61 percent lower than Aruba.
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"The 802.11ac specification enables great gains in performance and all WLAN vendors seek to aggressively capitalize on its full potential," said Kevin Tolly, founder of The Tolly Group. "Meru has demonstrated, with their 802.11ac AP832 access point, a clear performance advantage over its competitors in our labs."
The testing varied the traffic by type and direction, including downstream and bidirectional data, bidirectional VoIP and unidirectional/downstream video streaming. Tests were conducted in both multi- and single-AP configurations.
"The results of the Tolly testing conclusively demonstrate that Meru's AP832 is the fastest enterprise-grade access point in the market," said Manish Rai, vice president of corporate marketing at Meru. "Meru's network-in-control-based Mobile FLEX architecture provides Meru 802.11ac customers measurable and sustainable performance advantages over the competition."
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