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Sprint PCS quietly sloughs off its own building plans?: This article notes that Sprint PCS said it would have access via 2,100 access points within a year. True. But they told me that 1,300 of those would be locations that they built out themselves. In this Wi-Fi Planet article linked above, the general manager of wireless LAN service for Sprint PCS — not the person in this role last summer — said, We are not deploying those ourselves. But that’s not entirely accurate: they’re building Truckstop.net locations via their managed services division, and then Truckstop.net is operating those locations and allowing Sprint PCS to roam on them. So they’re not deploying, but they are building and supporting.
Posted by Glennf at July 16, 2004 5:13 PM
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