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  • Yozan Testing WiMax in Hokuriku

    Yozan has set up a WiMAX feasibility test in the Hokuriku region in Japan building on their previously announced Tokyo network, valued at $16.7 million, to deliver high-speed IP connectivity capable of a wide array of data service offerings. Hokuriku is typical of Japan’s mountainous regions in which it will be more challenging to implement WiMAX infrastructure.

    Yozan announced a trial with America’s Tropos Networks, and the Tropos WiFi mesh network, in July. Yozan uses WiMAX 4.9GHz as the backhaul and for nomadic front-end, they use Wi-Fi and mobile WiMAX on IEEE 802.16e, as is becoming popular worldwide. Via: Wireless Design

    Posted: 4 September 2006 | Filed: Carriers, Network Technology | Feedback | Print |
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