Motorola reaffirms WiMax commitment

Motorola Thursday said it will continue its commitment to spreading WiMax worldwide. The mobile group had recently established its first nationwide WiMax network in Pakistan, and it said it would press ahead in creating more areas that would allow better mobile broadband access.

 

"Motorola recognizes the momentum a vibrant ecosystem will bring to advancing the widespread adoption of WiMax," Dan Coombes, senior vice president and chief technology officer of Motorola networks and enterprise, said in a news release. "Motorola would like to drive the ecosystem to widespread adoption and support for WiMax chipsets, and by driving an end-to-end architecture for personal broadband, Motorola is poised to deliver all the solutions necessary to help operators meet growing needs for greater bandwidth, simpler networks and true mobility."

The company has been working closely with chipmaker Intel to promote WiMax worldwide.

Source: UPI.com 

 

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