Strix Mesh to Be Used at Beijing Olympics
The PMC delivers ongoing mesh continuity and instantaneous triangulation between public safety vehicles and security personnel strategically dispatched around the Olympic Stadium and downtown Beijing during the Olympic Games to be held in August 2008.
From TMC Net, June 30, 2008
Azalea Networks Expanding from China into North America
Azalea Networks, a leading innovator in wireless routing equipment and technology, today announced key additions to its North American sales organization as the company continues its expansion from a strong foothold in China.
From Azalea Networks, June 30, 2008
Tranzeo Awarded GSA Contract for US Government Sales
The GSA contract enables Tranzeo to sell its entire product line including its indoor and outdoor access points, backhaul radios, antennas, and mesh nodes for the 900MHz, 2.4GHz, 4.9GHz, and 5GHz frequency bands directly to the U.S. federal government as well as state and local agencies under one contract with an approved price list.
From Tranzeo, June 30, 2008
New York City Agencies Have More Eyes in More Places
Locating vehicles is one of ways the Department of Sanitation and other city agencies are using the city’s new $500 million high-speed wireless secure data network, one of the largest of its kind in the world.
From The New York Times, June 30, 2008
Major Metro Cities, Mayors Call For National Broadband Action
The United States Conference of Mayors (USCM) on Monday, June 23, unanimously passed a resolution calling for broadband deployment action at the national level.
From City of Boston, June 28, 2008
Ireland Aiming for 100% Broadband Coverage by End of 2009
A new strategy due to be published by Communications Minister Eamon Ryan also aims to ensure that Ireland's broadband speeds will be among the highest in Europe within the next four years.
From Independent, June 26, 2008
Google, Tropos Leaders To Support Philly Wireless
Tropos Chairman David Hanna said he had been in ongoing discussions with EarthLink for almost nine months.
From The Bulletin, June 26, 2008
Buffalo (NY) Fights Crime With Wireless Video Surveillanc
The rapidly deployable, real-time video surveillance solution from Firetide and Avrio Group helped police make their first five arrests while the installation was still in progress.
From Government Technology, June 26, 2008
Cerf: Video Streaming to Give Way to Downloading
Cerf expects that video will be downloaded rather than streamed over time. With gigabit for second speed, users could download an hour of video in 16 seconds.
From CNET, June 26, 2008
MetroFi ending Wi-Fi service in Calif., Ore., Ill.
With no buyers in sight, MetroFi Inc.'s free wireless projects in Portland and in cities in California and Illinois appear to be ending.
From The Washington Times, June 26, 2008
