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Government official says part of investment will be used to encourage development of WiMAX. Taiwan was set to spend around NT$7 billion ($219.3 million) over the next four years to boost the development of cutting-edge telecommunications technologies, an
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Taiwan to spend over $200m on next-gen mobile telecoms
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Taiwan govt to invest TWD 7 bln in Wimax to 2013
Global Mobile, one of the six WiMAX operators in Taiwan, will procure 1,000 WiMAX base stations from to expand its networks in northern Taiwan to reach a coverage ratio of 90% in the Taipei metropolitan area
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Global Mobile to procure 1,000 WiMAX base stations from Nokia Siemens Networks
Tally Solutions introduces a connected environment/platform for SMEs using Tally to connect with Tally-proficient talent. …
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BSNL Gives Jitters To WiMax, Plans …
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Voronezh-based Sozvezdie to produce 1st batch of WiMAX subscriber stations in September
The Cabinet-level Council for Economic Planning and Development approved a proposal aimed at promoting Taiwan’s WiMax industry Sept. 6
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CEPD approves plan to boost WiMax industry
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Banglalion expands Wimax service to Barisal
Part of the money will be used to encourage local private companies to develop key parts for the WiMAX network,’ said Chou Chung-pin of the Industrial Development Bureau, an agency under the economic ministry. Companies involved in the projects will have
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Taiwan to spend over $200 million on 4G telecom
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Fitel to kick off Wimax services on 9 September
The Samsung Epic 4G debuted earlier this week. The regular price for this high-end Android smartphone with WiMAX is $250, but new Sprint customers can get it for less. Demand is high for this new model, so there aren’t any deals available for current
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