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Tuesday Feb 09, 2010
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As current-generation 802.16e mobile WiMAX networks are deployed globally, work continues on the next generation of the technology known as 802.16m, which will provide greater performance, capacity and flexibility over existing legacy networks.
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New web-based tools with integrated mapping features are helping users solve basic wireless questions and to identify possible solutions when planning wireless point-to-point links.
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While the general sentiment for the passing of 2009 has been "thank God that's over," the year ahead will be characterized as one of steady progress but will fall far short of euphoric growth.
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Often considered too late in the process, the selection of the right AAA solution can have a significant impact on the success and viability of a WiMAX network. Interview with Johan Terve, VP Marketing for Aptilo Networks.
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While many operators often look for the lowest-cost base stations, a new study by research firm Analysys Mason shows that by investing in advanced beamforming networks, operators can reduce their total cost of ownership by more then 55% over a five year period.
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Although still not officially confirmed, rumors and speculation continue on possible new Android-based WiMAX devices expected in the coming months.
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With access to spectrum and other valuable resources, universities and other educational institutions are looking at new models to leverage WiMAX networks beyond providing internet connectivity to students and faculty.
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While most of the attention on CLEAR has been focused on the Consumer space, a new partnership with Cisco and new business-class communication solutions are providing opportunities in the Small & Medium Business (SMB) markets.
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