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Wireless broadband access can be delivered via many different technologies, including WiMax, Wi-Fi, and EV-DO. Here you'll find help and best practices for implementing wireless access, including in metro area wireless networks, municipal wireless networks, and wireless mesh networks, and news about what mobile operators are offering as services.
IN THIS TOPIC:  REFERENCE & LEARNING (3) , NEWS (4) , EXPERT TECHNICAL ADVICE (3) , BEST WEB LINKS (4) , DEFINITIONS (2)

  REFERENCE & LEARNING: 1 - 3 of 3
Wireless mesh network architectures: Exploring the advantages
SearchTelecom.com | 13 Jul 2007
ANALYST REPORT - Metro-scale Wi-Fi mesh networks will play a critical role in broadband access due to advantages in their architectural flexibility, application support, and cost of ownership.
Wi-Fi and mesh network interference: Evaluating the effects
SearchTelecom.com | 10 Jul 2007
RESEARCH REPORT - This report examines wireless interference and how big of a problem it is. It also covers how to monitor for and correct interference issues when they occur.
Wireless networks: Implementing secure Wi-Fi
SearchTelecom.com | 10 Jul 2007
SCHOOL - Learn the security risks associated with Wi-Fi and the countermeasures you can use to provide wireless networks that will withstand the attacks that are sure to come along.
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  NEWS: 1 - 3 of 4
As Sprint bets big on WiMax over LTE, timing may be everything
SearchTelecom.com | 08 May 2008
ARTICLE - Sprint's WiMax should beat competitors to market, LTE's shadow looms large with its broader provider base. Experts wonder whether WiMax can save the company.
3G still has the potential to thrive
SearchTelecom.com | 04 Mar 2008
ARTICLE - Even as telecoms start deploying fourth-generation wireless connectivity, third-generation technologies can profitably fill a niche for some providers.
Sprint, Clearwire terminate WiMax deployment agreement
SearchTelecom.com | 15 Nov 2007
ARTICLE - Citing complexities, Sprint and Clearwire have cancelled their WiMax rollout agreement.
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  EXPERT TECHNICAL ADVICE: 1 - 3 of 3
An insider's primer: Wireless WAN technology
Submitted By: SearchTelecom | 12 Nov 2007
TIP - This wireless WAN primer sorts out the 3 major wireless technology groups to provide an acronym reference guide on GSM/UMTS, cdmaOne/CDMA2000 and WiMAX.
Wireless broadband deployment: Calculating bit density
Submitted By: SearchTelecom | 07 Nov 2007
TIP - Wireless broadband deployment must weigh geographic density against available bandwidth to support specific services.
4G wireless broadband will use many technologies
Submitted By: SearchTelecom.com | 30 Apr 2007
TIP - 4G is pushing wireless into a new role as the default for broadband connectivity, encompassing technologies from Wi-Fi to WiMax, CDMA, UMTS and EV-DO.
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  BEST WEB LINKS: 1 - 3 of 4
NXTcomm
NXTcomm | 25 Jul 2007
BEST WEB LINK - Bringing together network operators, service providers and manufacturers, NXTcomm offers educational and networking opportunities and presentations and discussions on IP services, WiMAX, Carrier Ethernet, IMS, IPTV, wireless ...
IMS Forum
IMS Forum | 25 Jul 2007
BEST WEB LINK - Composed of vendors, system integrators and service providers, the IMS Forum promotes the interoperability of IMS applications and services including IPTV, IP Centrex/IP PBX, business UC, FMC, videoconferencing, Web ...
IEC
The International Engineering Consortium | 25 Jul 2007
BEST WEB LINK - The International Engineering Consortium (IEC) offers members conferences, events and access to its publications on wireless, IP centric networks, broadband, network operations, electronic design and optical networking.
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  DEFINITIONS: 1 - 2 of 2
point-of-presence
16 Apr 2004
WORD - On the Internet, a point-of-presence (POP) is an access point from one place to the rest of the Internet. (POP also stands for the e-mail Post Office Protocol; see POP3.) A POP necessarily has a unique Internet Protocol ...
broadband
16 Aug 2001
WORD - Also see bandwidth.In general, broadband refers to telecommunication in which a wide band of frequencies is available to transmit information. Because a wide band of frequencies is available, information can be multiplexed ...
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SEE ALSO - Topics Related to Wireless Broadband: 
Fixed Mobile Convergence and IMS, Mobile and Cellular Carrier Networks


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