Intel and Alvarion develop 802.16a (WiMax) chips: I missed this story the other day, but it's significant. This is Intel's first commitment to long-haul networking, which is a critical component of future broadband-outside-wire deployment.
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Intel and Alvarion develop 802.16a (WiMax) chips: I missed this story the other day, but it's significant. This is Intel's first commitment to long-haul networking, which is a critical component of future broadband-outside-wire deployment.