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Meru's software and hardware allow companies to move all their network computing functions to a wireless setup, a step that can save money on infrastructure and IT operating costs.

Meru Shines in Nasdaq Debut Lynn Cowan 2010

Meru's software and hardware allow companies to move all their network computing functions to a wireless setup, a step that can save money on infrastructure and IT operating costs.

Meru Shines in Nasdaq Debut Lynn Cowan 2010

Meru's system also relies upon virtualization, a more efficient technology that has set IPO investors 'hearts afire in the past; virtualized systems can slice up and portion out the exact amount of networking power needed at any given time, rather than having a lot of dedicated hardware and software sitting idle during lulls.

Meru Shines in Nasdaq Debut Lynn Cowan 2010

Meru's system also relies upon virtualization, a more efficient technology that has set IPO investors 'hearts afire in the past; virtualized systems can slice up and portion out the exact amount of networking power needed at any given time, rather than having a lot of dedicated hardware and software sitting idle during lulls.

Meru Shines in Nasdaq Debut Lynn Cowan 2010

Meru's revenue has been growing swiftly throughout the economic downturn, rising 27% in 2009 to $69.5 million.

Meru Shines in Nasdaq Debut Lynn Cowan 2010

Meru's software and hardware allow companies to move all their network computing functions to a wireless setup, a step that can save money on infrastructure and IT operating costs.

Meru Shines in Nasdaq Debut Lynn Cowan 2010

But by both generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) and non-GAAP measures, Meru's first public quarter added up to a loss: $35.8 million according to GAAP, or a whopping $74.19 per share, compared to a comparable calculation for a year ago of $1.9 million and $5.14 per share.

Wireless LAN vendor Meru reports revenue rise, deeper loss 2010

Meru's stock has been slowly dropping from a post-IPO high of $20.03 per share to its lowest point so far of $13.83 on May 7.

Wireless LAN vendor Meru reports revenue rise, deeper loss 2010

The new and updated applications run on the Meru Service Appliance, a stand-alone server that runs Meru's E (z) RF Network Manager and other related applications.

Meru packs diagnostic, security features into Wi-Fi management software 2010

Meru's revenue has been growing swiftly throughout the economic downturn, rising 27% in 2009 to $69.5 million.

Meru Shines in Nasdaq Debut Lynn Cowan 2010