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"WiMAX" the Future of Wireless Communication
White Paper It has the capability which connects to the ISP (Internet Service Provider) even when one is roaming outside home or office. Wimax vision is to deliver "Last mile" broadband connectivity to home or business locations,... [22 Apr 2009]
Colorado's Wiggins Telephone Association Offers Rural America True, End-to-End Fiber Optic Internet Access Up to 100Mbps With D-Link Equipment
White Paper The WBR-1310 connects to an Optical Network Terminal (ONT) card provided by Calix (which is Wiggins' transport provider). Many of their customers were still using dial-up connections, and Wiggins was not able to deploy... [03 Apr 2009]
GameRail Gives Online Gamers a High-Performance Edge
White Paper Missouri-based GameRail connects more than 34 million homes in the continental United States, Alaska, and Canada through partnerships with top national and regional DSL and cable broadband providers. The... [18 Jul 2008]
RIC-155GE Connects IP DSLAM Infrastructure Transparently Over Dedicated Leased SDH Circuits
White Paper The challenge was to enable broadband services, including ADSL 2+, and multimedia services, such as Triple Play, on an advanced, Ethernet-based DSL Infrastructure. Telefonica Deutschland is a German provider of... [03 Jul 2008]
Radioactive: Do mobile operators covet broadband?
Comment The package comes with a modem which connects the fixed telephone and multiple PCs using WLAN or fixed LAN connections to the Vodafone 3G network. T-Com, the retail arm of the incumbent Deutsche Telekom, charges roughly... [16 Mar 2005]
Unbundling trundling on under BT 'speed restrictions'
News While BT connects 1,000 customer per week for its OpenWorld service, it is connecting just 200 for each of its rivals. Companies who currently want to offer DSL have two options. Option one is to resell... [07 Mar 2001]
ST Friaco, patron saint of fiasco
Comment They're only getting 100 DSL customers connected every week, while BT connects 2000 for its OpenWorld service. AOL and Freeserve are already warming up the men in wigs to get BT for obstructive... [15 Feb 2001]
