Alvarion introduces 802.16e WiMAX solution for license-exempt frequency bands
Alvarion has just introduced BreezeMAX Extreme, its 802.16e WiMAX solution for license-exempt and quasi-licensed frequency bands (5 GHz outside the US and 3.65 GHz in the US). The company says that it has designed BreezeMAX Extreme to speed up the deployment of broadband infrastructure in rural areas and for particular segments (public safety, municipalities, public utilities). BreezeMAX Extreme is customized for two different market segments. BreezeMAX Extreme 3650 is targeted for service providers deploying broadband applications to consumers and businesses in the United States. BreezeMAX Extreme 5000 is targeted for WISP, public safety, municipality, smart power grid and government segments enabling applications such as voice, broadband data, and video surveillance.
“More and more markets are opening the doors to a wireless broadband infrastructure, which is requiring more innovative and responsive solutions such as Alvarion’s BreezeMAX Extreme,” said Monica Paolini, president of Senza Fili Consulting. “A standardized WiMAX solution with enhanced quality of service (QoS) and security has the potential to dramatically change the way data services are utilized. The introduction of 802.16e technology to these markets promises to lower the cost of high-bandwidth, carrier-class broadband connectivity for a variety of applications that fit each market’s specific needs.”
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