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Tatung, a 90-year old global electronics company based in Taiwan, is no stranger to wireless technology: its portfolio has long featured products like wireless phones and terminals. The company wanted to deploy a new WiMAX infrastructure to deliver broadband wireless telecommunications services. Tatung designed and implemented an infrastructure that features built-in scalability, flexibility, cost-efficiency.
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| Date: | Apr 2009 |
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