Ubiquiti

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Ubiquiti is an American network and security device company.

Ubiquiti

Basic information
Founded	2003
Legal Structure	Public
Industry	Networking Hardware and Software
Also known as	Unifi, UISP
Official website	https://www.ui.com/

Incidents

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Positivities

Ubiquiti prides itself on the lack of subscriptions and licenses on its products.

Ubiquiti is an advocate for ownership.

See Also

• Cisco Systems, Inc.
• Broadcom Inc.