The city of Pleasant Hill, California, hopes a public-private partnership will help it extend Wi-Fi service to its residents and, at the same time, save $390,000 in public funds originally targeted for upgrades to its wireless public safety network.The city of Pleasant Hill, California, hopes a public-private partnership will help it extend Wi-Fi service to [...]
Tropos Networks announces 4.9 GHZ public safety solution
Tropos Networks, makers of metro-scale wireless mesh networks, has introduced a new family of 4.9 GHz mesh routers with policy-based routing for the public safety market.Tropos Networks, makers of metro-scale wireless mesh networks, has introduced a new family of 4.9 GHz mesh routers with policy-based routing for the public safety market. Policy-based routing enables network [...]
Former Homeland Security chief calls for national public safety network
Tom Ridge, the former secretary of U.S. Homeland Security, is calling for the creation of a nationwide wireless public-safety network to operate in the 700 MHz band. “Why would we not — in a post 911 world — want to create a nationwide, broadband network for public safety users across the country?” he asks.Tom Ridge, [...]
Silicon Valley invites auto centers, responders to join initiative
Joint Venture Silicon Valley Network says it will form two wireless users groups to collaborate with design teams in designing the network and exploring applications to run on it.Earlier this week we reported that San Carlos and Palo Alto, California, have agreed to serve as test cities for the proposed Joint Venture Silicon Valley Network [...]
Las Vegas, New Mexico deploys Wi-Fi network for public safety
Las Vegas, New Mexico (pop. 15,000) is deploying a Wi-Fi network for public safety for the police department. The network, which is owned and operated by the city, will initially cover 7 square miles (18 square kilometers) using Tropos 5210 outdoor MetroMesh routers.Las Vegas, New Mexico (pop. 15,000) is deploying a Wi-Fi network for public [...]
Sascha Meinrath on New York City’s public safety boondoggle
If you ever wanted a hard lesson on why the use of proprietary wireless technology is an extremely bad idea, look no further than New York City. I’ve seen estimates that the cost to wireless the entire city of New York would run $15-20 million. That’s not chump change, but it’s not a lot of [...]
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- 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
- Case Study: Improving Wi-Fi QoS and Performance in Rural Environments April 24, 2012
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