ArrayComm, Inc. — 1 prefix (MA-L)

A MAC address starting with 00:10:E2 belongs to ArrayComm, Inc., a wireless technology company best known for smart-antenna and broadband wireless access systems rather than consumer networking gear.

ArrayComm, Inc. was founded in 1992 in San Jose, California, by Martin Cooper (credited as the inventor of the handheld mobile phone) and Richard Roy. The company developed IntelliCell, adaptive smart-antenna signal-processing software traded mostly in Asia, and the i-BURST broadband wireless access system, which shipped commercially in Australia and South Africa in the mid-2000s.

No FCC-ID filing or teardown source was found tying 00:10:E2 to a specific named device model, so exact hardware identification stays at the product-category level — i-BURST subscriber units, base-station and PHY-layer reference hardware — rather than a confirmed device.

No security advisory or CVE is recorded against ArrayComm, Inc. as of an August 2026 search. Search results for similar names return "Array Networks," an unrelated application-delivery-controller company founded in 2000 in Milpitas, CA; the two companies' Wikipedia entries describe distinct businesses with no cross-reference between them, so they should not be conflated.

Device class

Wireless broadband access equipment (i-BURST subscriber devices, base stations) and smart-antenna / PHY-layer reference hardware — not consumer routers or phones

Vendor

ArrayComm, Inc., wireless technology company founded 1992 in San Jose, CA

Also seen on

No FCC-ID or teardown source confirms a specific device model [Unknown]

Registration

One MA-L block — 00:10:E2 (San Jose, CA, US)

IEEE assignment

00:10:E2 → "ArrayComm, Inc.", San Jose, CA, US [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry 0010E2

Registry / block size

MA-L (24-bit OUI); one IEEE MA-L block located for ArrayComm, Inc.; no MA-M or MA-S entries found [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-M registry, the IEEE MA-S registry

HQ / country

3141 Zanker Road, San Jose, CA 95134, US (registry address); a more recent Buffalo Grove, IL address appears on the company's Wikipedia entry [Likely] — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArrayComm

Company status

appears active; Wikipedia lists Paul Barnard as President since September 2011 and roughly 80 employees as of 2019 [Likely] — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArrayComm

Device types

i-BURST broadband wireless subscriber devices, base-station equipment, smart-antenna / PHY-layer reference designs [Likely] — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArrayComm, https://www.forbes.com/2002/12/06/cx_ah_1206arraycomm.html, https://www.rcrwireless.com/20021125/archived-articles/arraycomm-subsidiary-begins-trial-of-i-burst-service-in-sydney

Notable products

IntelliCell adaptive smart-antenna software, traded mostly in Asia; i-BURST broadband wireless access system (commercial in Australia and South Africa, mid-2000s) [Likely] — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArrayComm, https://www.rcrwireless.com/20021125/archived-articles/arraycomm-subsidiary-begins-trial-of-i-burst-service-in-sydney

Verified sample prefix

00:10:E2 [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry 0010E2

Device-specific corroboration

no FCC-ID filing or teardown source ties the OUI to a named device model [Unknown]

Historic block

none found — only the current MA-L assignment located for ArrayComm, Inc. [Confirmed] — the IEEE MA-L registry

Related vendors

none confirmed; not to be confused with "Array Networks", an unrelated application-delivery-controller company founded 2000 in Milpitas, CA [Likely] — https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Array_Networks, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ArrayComm

Security note

no CVE or security advisory found against ArrayComm, Inc. as of an August 2026 search [Likely]

Analyst note

one MA-L block plus well-documented independent company history (Wikipedia, Forbes, RCR Wireless) place this above a bare single-OUI shell registration [Confirmed]