ARCEP, the French telecoms regulator, is launching two public consultations to determine whether the risk of monopolization of fiber networks exists under the current regime, whereby fiber infrastructure is laid out by different entities without mutual sharing of access. ARCEP, the French telecoms regulator, is launching two public consultations before the summer to determine whether [...]
EarthLink to use Alpheus fiber network in Texas
EarthLink will be using the fiber optic network of Alpheus Communications as the backhaul for its citywide Wi-Fi network in Corpus Christi, Texas. The purpose is to provide a lot of bandwidth to users of the network. EarthLink announced today that it will be using the extensive fiber optic network of Alpheus Communications to support [...]
Neuf offers 50 Mbps in Paris for 30 EUR per month
The high speed broadband market in Europe is really heating up with prices going down and bandwidth up. The latest offering in Paris: 50 Mbps symmetrical (fiber) service for 30 EUR per month. Neuf is competing with Iliad/Free’s FTTH service by offering 30 EUR per month service in Paris that includes 50 Mbps symmetrical access, [...]
Augmenting WiMAX Backhaul with Optical Fiber Infrastructure
Many municipalities have existing optical fiber infrastructure winding underground along city streets. When installing a municipal network, it’s sometimes possible to take advantage of this fiber for augmenting the backhaul necessary for interfacing mesh gateways to aggregation points.Many municipalities have existing optical fiber infrastructure winding underground along city streets. When installing a municipal network, it’s [...]
Stratix releases Dutch FTTH study
Stratix Consulting has published a study of the Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) market in the Netherlands. The study reveals that 111,000 homes were connected as of December 2006. The number of served subscribers has surpassed 76,000 and the vast majority of those had symmetric 100 Mbps service. Stratix Consulting has published a study of the Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) [...]
- Cable operators allow Wi-Fi roaming May 21, 2012
- Netherlands adopts net neutrality law May 18, 2012
- Lousy cellular connections push smartphone and tablet users to Wi-Fi May 17, 2012
- EU data roaming price caps save business people 1000 EUR per year May 14, 2012
- Singapore’s nationwide fiber broadband network close to completion May 10, 2012
- Heartland Institute loses donors over stupid billboard ad May 10, 2012
- Tales from the Towers, Chapter 35: Ubiquiti versus Canopy/Cambium for WISPs May 7, 2012
- Edgewater Wireless Introduces Next Generation WiFi3 Technology May 7, 2012
- EU opens public consultation on reducing the cost of broadband deployments April 30, 2012
- Cambridge, UK launches city-wide white space wireless network April 26, 2012
- Case Study: Improving Wi-Fi QoS and Performance in Rural Environments April 24, 2012
- Why broadband still sucks in rural areas April 23, 2012
- Tales from the Towers, Chapter 34: Raising Money for a Wireless ISP Business April 23, 2012
- Are Europe’s mobile operators retreating to their homelands? April 19, 2012
- Best and Worst Hotel Wi-Fi April 18, 2012
- Tales from the Towers, Chapter 35: Ubiquiti versus Canopy/Cambium for WISPs May 7, 2012
- Best and Worst Hotel Wi-Fi April 18, 2012
- Why broadband still sucks in rural areas April 23, 2012
- Edgewater Wireless Introduces Next Generation WiFi3 Technology May 7, 2012
- Not good: moving to a captive, closed world for content and Wi-Fi March 1, 2012
- Smartphone owners prefer Wi-Fi over cellular by a huge margin March 2, 2012
- New York City CTO resigns over public safety wireless network debacle April 15, 2012
- Why I dumped my iPhone February 15, 2012
- PCCW completes commercial trial of Next Generation Hotspot network in Hong Kong February 29, 2012
- Lousy cellular connections push smartphone and tablet users to Wi-Fi May 17, 2012
- Cambridge, UK launches city-wide white space wireless network April 26, 2012
- EU opens public consultation on reducing the cost of broadband deployments April 30, 2012
- Testing lab shows Edgewater Wireless outperforms carrier class access points February 14, 2012
- Case Study: Improving Wi-Fi QoS and Performance in Rural Environments April 24, 2012
- San Jose, CA upgrading downtown Wi-Fi network March 12, 2012
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