GO Networks Introduces First Carrier-Class Cellular Wi-Fi Solution
April 3rd, 2006
GO Networks today announced the industry’s first carrier-class cellular Wi-Fi system to deliver the performance, reliability, scalability and economics required by service providers and content carriers offering next-generation services.
More service providers are investigating metro Wi-Fi networks to provide subscribers with voice, video, data and mobility services. Our Metro Broadband Wireless system is the first solution to make carrier-grade Wi-Fi services a reality. Its flexible and high-performance architecture was designed to address carriers’ stringent requirements by delivering the Quality of Service, capacity and scalability needed for multi-service wireless networks supporting applications such as Wireless Voice over IP.
GO’s Metro Broadband Wireless (MBW) system is an outdoor Wi-Fi solution that enables carriers to deploy metropolitan networks that deliver wireless connectivity to residential and urban areas, school and corporate campuses, and public spaces.
GO Networks provides carrier-class, broadband wireless access solutions for large-scale, high-capacity indoor and outdoor deployments. GO’s system is designed to provide a complete wireless access solution for voice, video and data based on 802.11 (Wi-Fi) and 802.16e (Mobile WiMAX) standards. GO’s technology leverages unique, patent-pending IP in the RF (Radio Frequency) and networking domains.
