Weird, it was an Apple employee that stated Ubiquiti, would think he would always optimize it for Apple devices
After graduation, Pera, who admired
Steve Jobs, secured a job at
Apple Inc., where he tested the company's
Wi-Fi devices to ensure compliance with
Federal Communications Commission standards for electromagnetic emissions.
[5] While working at Apple, Pera noticed that the power sources that Apple's Wi-Fi devices used to throw signals were far below FCC limits.
[5] Boosting their power, he reasoned, could increase their transmission range to over dozens of miles, which could facilitate Internet access in areas that telephone and cable companies do not reach.
[5] When his bosses at Apple ignored his idea, Pera decided to build his own low-cost, high-performance Wi-Fi module.
[5] For the next year, Pera spent his nights and weekends in his apartment testing prototypes.
[5] By early 2005 he was ready to start his own business and he left Apple to form
Ubiquiti Networks.
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