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Intel invested 43 million U.S. dollars to help Japan build WiMax
In Electronic Infomation Category: R | on May 2, 2011
Recently, Intels venture capital sector reached an agreement with Tokyo WiMax operators, investment 43 million U.S. dollars to help Japan in July this year, will launch the worlds fastest WiMax services.
According to foreign media reports, the investment will help test the current UQ Communications in Tokyo construction project, which provides download speeds of up to 40Mps, upload speeds of up to 10Mps services. The network will first cover in and 74HC595N datasheet and around Tokyo and 74HC595N price and Yokohama, Kawasaki, and 74HC595N suppliers and will expand to more cities later this year. And in 2012 the plan is expected to cover 90% of the population in Japan.
Present, the Japanese mobile phone operators to provide Internet services is a global leader, but slightly less than in the PC network, and this project is started the Japanese electronics and communications mobile data carrier market, and will provide Japans first HSDPA service fixed rates.