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Aircel Business Solutions (ABS), part of Aircel, today announced the launch of wireless Internet services through Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access ? popularly known as the WiMAX technology, which enables 'last mile' connectivity using 'near line of site' (NLOS) wireless equipment. By doing so, ABS becomes the first company in India to launch WiMAX and one among the five global operators to achieve this feat.
"Initially, ABS aims to make Chennai 'wire free' using WiMAX technology enabling wireless Internet connectivity for SME, enterprise and residential use," said Mr. Ram Shinde, Senior Vice President, Aircel Business Solutions while announcing the launch. "ABS is also positive about the commercial viability and acceptance of WiMAX across varied user profiles and geographies considering the substantial growth rate of Internet subscribers in recent times" he added.
As of now, ABS can provide pan-city coverage (more than 90 percent) across commercial areas in Chennai and has already enabled wireless connectivity for SME and Enterprise clients through WiMAX based on 802.16d standards at a speed range of 2 to 10 Mbps. This would help the end user to stay connected to the Internet and Intranet with high uptime. These WiMAX
deployments use NLOS wherein the customer premises equipment (CPE) does not have to face the base station (BTS). The forthcoming 802.16e standard will be even capable of mobile Internet.
ABS has also deployed WiMAX Networks beyond Chennai with limited coverage in many other prominent Indian cities such as Coimbatore, Hyderabad, Bangalore, Pune, Delhi, Cochin and Ahmedabad and would extend its pan-city coverage in a phased manner. Apart from these, ABS also plans to WiMAX another 26 cities in the near future.
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