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Multimedia opts for WiMax

June 14, 2007 06.31 Europe/London By Chris Dziadul

The Polish MSO Multimedia Polska has announced that it will begin using WiMax on its network. The move follows an agreement with Airspan Networks Inc worth PLN8 million (€2.08 million), and the operator expects to invest a further PLN4 million on implementing the technology in 2007/8. Its move into the technology comes as a direct result of being asked by the Office of Electronic Communication (UKE) to vacate the 2.4GHz band. As of March 31 this year Multimedia Polska passed over 1.6 million homes and had 602,000 subscribers.

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