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Articles tagged with: Airspan Networks
Airspan WiMAX Selected for Live Broadcasting in South Africa
Airspan Networks says that it has won a contract from Multisource Telecoms, a South African wireless communications provider, for a live pilot radio broadcast. Multisource worked with Siemens and the South African Broadcasting Corp. (SABC), the state-owned broadcaster in South Africa, to cover the event. more
Related Tags: wimax, security, radio, South Africa
Comzatel Selects Airspan to Deploy a Mobile WiMAX Network
Comzatel, a Mozambique based broadband network operator has launched a WiMAX network throughout the Maputo region, the capital and southernmost city of the African country. The network was supplied by Airspan Networks. more
Related Tags: comzatel, wimax, broadband, Mozambique
Airspan WiMAX Solution Selected for Missouri Deployment
Airspan Networks has announced that Stutler Technologies has purchased its WiMAX equipment for Green Hills Companies broadband network offering high-speed data services in Missouri, USA. more
Related Tags: wimax, broadband, USA
Airspan to Expand Australian WiMAX Network
Australian WiMAX network operator, BigAir Group is expanding its network after signing a supply contract with Airspan Networks. more
Related Tags: bigair, wimax, fixed-wireless, melbourne, bandwidth, Australia
Airspan Networks Wins Bolivian WiMAX Network Contract
Airspan Networks says that Bolivian communications provider, Cooperativa de Teléfonos Automáticos Santa Cruz De La Sierra Limitada (COTAS) has commissioned it to supply 3.5 GHz WiMAX infrastructure covering major cities in Bolivia. more
Related Tags: wimax, base, broadband, life, Bolivia
Gilat in Talks to Buy Airspan Networks
Gilat Satellite Networks is reported to be in talks to buy WiMAX equipment maker Airspan Networks - says Israeli newspaper, Globes. The newspaper noted that the talks are in very early stages, with no guarantee that they will lead to a deal. more
Related Tags: gilat-satellite-networks, wimax
Comstar Launches WiMAX Network in Armenia
Russia's United TeleSystems (Comstar) says that it has launched its WiMAX network in Armenia and introduced the "Comstar" brand in the local market. The creation and commercial launch of the wireless network using the 3.6-3.8 GHz frequency range was implemented by Cornet-AM, an Internet service provider in Armenia, and a part of Comstar Group. more
Related Tags: base-station, wimax, cisco, comstar, Armenia
Nortel Providing WiMAX Kit for Moscow Network
Russia based Comstar has selected Nortel equipment to develop the first mobile WiMAX network in Moscow. 160 base stations are expected to be built in Moscow by the end of 2008. The overall investments in the project are expected to amount to approximately US$20 million in 2008. more
Related Tags: intel, mobile-wimax, sitronics, nortel, comstar, moscow, 802.16e, base-stations, ieee, Russia
Comstar Completes Building First WiMAX Network in Armenia
Russia based, Comstar has announced that its Armenian subsidiary, Cornet-AM, an Internet services provider has built the first mobile WiMAX network in the Republic of Armenia. The wireless broadband network, based on the 802.16e standard, consists of 24 base stations which are connected to each other via radio relay lines and rented telecommunications channels. Airspan Networks has provided network equipment. more
Related Tags: mobile-wimax, cisco, comstar, 802.16e, base-stations, wireless-broadband, Armenia
TECH TALES: WiMAX is Still a Risky Investment
SAN FRANCISCO (Dow Jones) -- The next-generation wireless technology, known as WiMax, is full of potential to drive cheaper, high-speed wireless data, voice and video communications, or a dismal failure, depending on who you talk to. more
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