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1. True broadband for the countryside.

Author

Sydor, John

Subjects
*BROADBAND communication systems, *TELECOMMUNICATION systems, *RURAL geography, *WIRELESS LANs
Abstract

Focuses on the challenges of the Canadian government in extending high-speed data networks to rural areas. Use of broadband for rural community applications; Advances in wireless local area network; Design of wireless networks.

Published
2004
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2. WI-FI LEAVES TOWER BLOCKS.

Subjects
*IEEE 802.11 (Standard), *RADIO waves, *WIRELESS LANs
Abstract

Reports on Ottawa, Ontario-based BelAir Networks' development of BelAir200, a technology that could change the way business deploy Wi-Fi systems. Use of standard IEEE 802.11 radio waves; Features of BelAir200; Average transmission power; Average signal strength of a standard Wi-Fi access point; Security features.

Published
2003

3. Wi-Fi BlackBerry in works.

Author

Nobel, Carmen

Subjects
*WIRELESS LANs, *IEEE 802.11 (Standard), *FIREWALLS (Computer security)
Abstract

The article reports that Research in Motion Ltd. (RIM) is building BlackBerry messaging devices that run over wireless LANs, company officials confirmed last week. RIM, of Waterloo, Ontario, has started testing BlackBerrys that can roam between 802.11, or Wi-Fi, WLANs and wide-area cellular networks. "We've been working on Wi-Fi for a long time," said Jim Balsillie, chairman and co-CEO of RIM. RIM's BlackBerry devices provide wireless access to corporate e-mail and other data via BlackBerry Enterprise Server — server-side software that sits behind the customer's firewall.

Published
2003

4. Toronto Airport Puts Emphasis On Security With WLAN Project.

Author

Brewin, Bob

Subjects
*WIRELESS LANs, *WIRELESS communications, *COMPUTER networks, *AIRPORTS
Abstract

States that the Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) in Ontario is installing a centrally managed wireless LAN that was designed from the ground up to prevent intrusions into applications such as baggage-handling systems. Technology from Hewlett-Packard Co. which will be used for WLAN; Problems with WLAN deployed in U.S. airports which GTAA aims to avoid.

Published
2003

5. IceFyre Scores $19M, Launches WLAN PHY IC.

Subjects
*CORPORATE finance, *INTEGRATED circuits, *WIRELESS LANs
Abstract

Reports on the announcement of Ottawa, Ontario-based IceFyre Semiconductor Inc. that it has closed a funding round and has begun sampling the first member of its SureFyre wireless local area network (WLAN) PHY integrated circuit family in February 2003. Total amount of funds raised by the company; Significance of the unique architecture of its WLAN solution; Key features of the ICE5350 802.11a PHY IC.

Published
2003

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