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The folks at Network Computing have delivered a mammoth, superb overview of mobile wireless data: The article by Peter Rysavy—a wireless consultant that I had a great interview with last winter—and Jameson Blandford covers the history of wireless data; the current market of cell data and pricing, Wi-Fi mesh and municipal networks, and mobile WiMax; and looks at the long-term disruption that’s to come. While the article is focused on how companies can manage their data needs and deal with costs associated with services, the technology and market explanations are universal. This is a must-read.
Posted by Glennf at August 28, 2006 1:27 PM
Categories: 2.5G and 3G, Metro-Scale Networks, WiMAX
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