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« Study: WiMax Not for Big Wireline Operators | Main | XM Buys 2.3 GHz Licenses »
It seems like there’s more going on at the WiMax Forum meeting then at the recent WCA conference: Most people I’ve talked to said there wasn’t much of a buzz at the recent WCA conference, traditionally the big show of the year for broadband wireless. But there’s plenty of hype around the WiMax Forum meeting in Vancouver, where a number of member companies will be running demonstrations of their products and applications. I’m not sure how many non-WiMax Forum members will be at the event, so these demonstrations may just be preaching to the choir.
The Forum also officially announced that the lab in Spain is open and beginning to certify equipment.
Posted by nancyg at July 13, 2005 3:31 PM
Categories: conferences
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