The Home & Networks Mobility stage business of Motorola, Inc. announces it has been selected by Craig Wireless Systems Limited to physique a new 802.16e WiMAX net in Vancouver, British Columbia. The system for George Vancouver is the first commercial message deployment of Motorola’s mobile WiMAX engineering in Canada, and follows up on an Industry Canada decision to awarding a Broadband Radio Robert William Service License to Craig Wireless (British people Columbia) Inc.
Under the correspondence Motorola volition provide its remainder-to-end WiMAX solution, including pedestal stations, wireless access controllers and an operation and maintenance centre (OMC). Motorola also will provide support services for net design, preparation, installation and optimisation for remainder-to-end integration of the net, which will operate in the 2.5GHz spectrum band.
“The Motorola solution volition enable us to smash the priming coat running in our George Vancouver marketplace and seize immediate opportunities to serve our customers with new mobile services and applications,” said Rod Vandenbos, prexy of Craig Wireless Systems Ltd. “Our customers in George Vancouver volition be able to enjoy fast, reliable connections to the Net anywhere they live, employment or swordplay.”
Motorola’s WiMAX answer is designed to enable rapid effectuation of part over IP (VoIP) and broadband services such as high-speeding Internet, video recording streaming and virtual buck private net (VPN) access in fixed, nomadic and mobile environments. WiMAX is a flexible technology that enables citizenry to access high gear-speeding, high gear-quality broadband wireless services wherever they ar and wherever they go, providing an “always on” radio broadband joining. Motorola’s comprehensive portfolio of client premises equipment volition spring Craig Wireless access to a large selection of the most advanced remainder-user devices to support its services.
“This first commercial message deployment of Motorola’s WiMAX technology in Canada underscores our commitment to WiMAX,” said Fred Gabbard, frailty prexy, Wireless Networks, Motorola Home & Networks Mobility. “We look forward to helping Craig Wireless launch a new engineering for new services in a new market, and in future tense markets as they expand internationally.”
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