The WiMAX Innovation Network will initially cover more than 20 square miles in Silicon Valley and bring 4G wireless service to campuses of some of the world’s leading technology innovators.
For more information, please see the Press Release.
Posted by Doug Webster at 12:00PM PST
That a great proofpoint to the potential success of the business model—thanks for sharing, Anton!
Hi there How I could get more information about something a basic scheme for this deployment and Anton Smirnov your deployment in Rusia is CISCO?
Norman Selva, for sure there is partially Cisco equipment. If you interested in the deployment of the WiMax network you have to really think of fiver optical back bone that can provide a decent bandwidth between Base Stations otherwise once you will be same amount of customers like Yota you are going to be in serious trouble. So, choose your respective country and sit down either you are really to be in that or just curious ...
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Anton Smirnov Jun 13, 2009
That’s a great idea and it works pretty good here in Moscow. Almost half a year is was free in the test mode. Scartel (Yota) is the biggest WiMax Network in the world (http://www.yota.ru/en) I think all campuses have to be covered free of charge.