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« Softbank, Motorola Trial 2.5 GHz WiMax in Japan | Main | Freescale, Wavesat Partner for WiMax Gateway Platform »
DragonWave announces that EarthLink will use its licensed backhaul service: EartLink’s metro-scale networks will aggregate clusters of Wi-Fi mesh nodes through Motorola Canopy and pre-WiMax point-to-multipoint systems, which in turn will aggregate to high-speed licensed wireless backhaul. DragonWave’s system uses what they call wireless Ethernet that can offer a gigabit per second of service—up to 500 Mbps in each direction.
Posted by Glennf at July 24, 2006 1:31 PM
Categories: Licensed spectrum, municipal