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MetroFi doesn’t appear to have officially introduced itself to the world: Its Web site is pretty stripped down and only says that the company plans to build a nationwide residential broadband network using Wi-Fi. Most of its leaders come from Covad, though its CTO was the CTO for Metricom. I’ll be interested to see what exactly these guys are planning as it seems that WiMAX might be a better technology for such a network.
Posted by nancyg at December 29, 2003 11:24 AM
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