Cisco hopes to fold Navini into its Networking Business Unit. The technology
will be used primarily in Cisco's line of Wi-Fi hardware for service providers.
Cisco has previously
scoffed
at WiMAX, saying that the wireless system lacked a viable business model for
most developed countries.
The company still plans to steer the new WiMAX products away from the
developed world. The new hardware will be pitched primarily to service providers
in emerging countries.
WiMAX is a wide range, high speed networking technology. It is proposed as a
way to introduce broadband internet into areas that lack wired connections, both
in the third world and in rural areas.
Cisco envisons WiMAX as a way to enable cheaper, reliable connections for
rural or geographically remote areas.
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