Nextlink Wireless comes to three new cities
Posted Aug 29th 2006 10:11AM by Brian White
Filed under: Long Range, Business, Location-Based Services
Nextlink Wireless, the backhaul company that delivers on the back end of the wireless broadband Internet market, has entered the Chicago, Houston and Atlanta markets, bringing its total to nine cities that have been launched this year.
Although Nextlink isn't really a household name in the wireless consumer industry, it's a very important link for many carriers. Nextlink's technology is designed to replace the parts of the backhaul network that are copper-based using point-to-point and point-to-multipoint solutions that work through line-of-sight connections of up to seven miles. That's nice since digging up roads and the ground all over the place is
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