Kazakhstan—Carrier AKSORAN said it has deployed a broadband technology based on IPWireless’ UMTS TDD technology for businesses and enterprises in nine cities in Kazakhstan
Published:
15 September 2004 y., Wednesday
Kazakhstan—Carrier AKSORAN said it has deployed a broadband technology based on IPWireless’ UMTS TDD technology for businesses and enterprises in nine cities in Kazakhstan, including Atsana, the nation’s capital.
The network known as Escape Wireless combines the speed of DSL with cellular, allowing users to “connect to the Internet at broadband speeds anywhere they are in the coverage area—at home, at work, in a park or cafй, even while moving at vehicular speeds—all without wires,” said the carrier.
AKSORAN said it is partnering with vendor Axcera to deploy the network.
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