What's Cooking in WiMAX? - Why It's Poised to Cause a Major Upheaval
End-to-end connectivity anytime, anywhere in the world, has become a fundamental need in today's digital age. The resounding calls for seamless connectivity have motivated the development of cellular technology and broadband wireless access (BWA).
While prior proprietary BWA solutions have mostly suffered early demise or slow adoption as a result of the lack of standardization and poor interoperability, WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access has generated much interest as the next evolutionary data-voice enabler.
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"WiMAX is poised to cause a major upheaval in the telecommunications industry," says Sin Siew Teyew, Asia Pacific head of telecoms research at Frost & Sullivan. "The added mobility and farther range it offers over its predecessor Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity), and greater bandwidth over 3G (Third Generation) further strengthens its appeal."
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