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Techedge Chosen For Wireless IP Network

May 27, 2005
Editorial Staff

Techedge (TEDG) has been selected by Beijing Taiji Tonggong Company to provide its solutions to build a nationwide wireless IP network.

Techedge's solutions include the access control software, mobile VoIP platform, OSS, and base stations for building the network. The initial deployment is expected to start in Fall 2005.

Taiji Tonggong is a network builder and holds a 3.5GHz frequency license in China. The new nationwide wireless IP network will enable value added service providers to offer Internet access, email, online gaming, entertainment, and location based information services to mobile professionals, travelers, and general Internet users in China. The network combines 3.5GHz WiMax technology for Metro backhaul with 2.4GHz WiFi technology for access. Users can access the network with any 802.11b/g WiFi enabled devices.

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