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« SF Gets City Controller Nod on Wi-Fi Benefits | Main | Open Source 802.1X Client Group Announces Efforts »
Coaster route gets security-Fi network: A 10-mile stretch of a 42-mile Southern California railway gets Wi-Fi for security purposes. Datel built the system with Strix gear. They’re claiming 17 to 20 Mbps of bandwidth along the route.
Aberdeen, Scotland, becomes a Wi-Fi city: The city council will pay for a wireless network to span the town. CCTV (surveillance cameras) and traffic lights will be among the civic applications run over the network, as well as public access. There’s interest in remote health monitoring as well.
Posted by Glennf at May 12, 2007 9:43 PM
Categories: Wee-Fi
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