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Telecom

WiMAX IC market opportunities in India

Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Amid the skeptic views by telecom industry analysts, WiMAX is becoming closer to reality. In India it’s getting implemented swiftly with top telecom and Internet service providers investing hugely in to this market.

WiMAX is serving now only the data connectivity market in India. It’s strongly expected to serve voice market in the coming years

source:http://indiatelecomnews.com/?p=64#more-64

Posted by muhammad abbas at 3:38 AM  

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