Houhai (the Back Lakes, 後海) is the region situated in Northeastern part of Xicheng (West District) in Beijing. Its name originated from the Back Sea, which together with Qianhai (the Front Sea) and Xihai (the West Sea) forms the Shichahai lake area, or Heyan (Riverbank) in former times. Figure 1. Night view of HouHai Recently,...
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Azalea soars high in South America
As reported by Infonetics Research, in Q3 of 2006, the global sales of radio access network (RAN), mesh network, WiMAX and WLAN equipments have been enormous, and the prospect looks great. It is predicted that by 2009, the sales figure for mesh network will reach USD 1.17 billion. Recently, Azalea Network, a globally leading wireless...
Climax builds up in wireless city construction as Azalea blossoms in North America
As US company Visiongain reports, up till Q1 2006, there are already 400 cities in the world planning to deploy, if not already deployed, municipal broadband for public access, public safety and public services. It is also predicted that another 400 cities will begin similar plans in 2006. Climax is building up in wireless city...
Azalea Networks, Industry Leader in Wireless Network, Shining in ITU Telecom World
The world’s premier telecommunications event ITU Telecom World was open in Asia World Expo of Hong Kong on December 4. Azalea Networks Inc., the FIRST company to realize Layer-3 Cross Subnet Roaming and telecom graded mobility (in excess of 100 miles/hr) in wireless mesh networking. It fully demonstrated her strength in high performance and high...
China’s first total wireless broadband indoor network is established in the Central University of Nationalities
The Central University of Nationalities (CUN) announced that the first phase of Wireless Campus was officially in operation. Unlike traditional wired or wireless LAN that requires multi-tiered network switches and many of cables and sockets to reach every user, they have deployed the wireless mesh networking technology from Azalea where only ONE wired network connection...