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Wi-LAN said that China Telecom is using its gear to deploy a broadband wireless network in Tianjin: China Telecom will use unlicensed frequencies and looks at this deployment as a test before potentially building similar networks in other regions. The point-to-multipoint network can be used to supply data and voice.
Wi-LAN uses proprietary technology based on OFDM but says it’s the same technology that makes up the 802.16 standard. That standard is backed by the WiMAX Forum, which hasn’t started certifying products yet.
The press release doesn’t seem to be online yet but may be available here eventually.
Posted by nancyg at January 20, 2004 9:40 AM
Categories: WiMAX
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