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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedBelAir Networks and Siemens Networks team to deliver best-of-breed broadband wireless mesh and WiMAX solutions.(PARTNERSHIPS)
Wi-Max, October, 2006
BelAir Networks and Siemens Networks LLC announced a worldwide agreement enabling Siemens to market and sell BelAir Networks products globally under the Siemens brand as part of its mobile networking portfolio. The companies have already teamed on several projects for leading cable and cellular operators, focused on both WiMAX mesh deployments and cellular backhaul. "We are pleased to work with BelAir Networks to deliver complete broadband WiMAX and Wi-Fi mesh solutions to our cable, cellular, and other service provider customers," said Joerg Lippert, senior vice president and general manager of Mobile Networks, Siemens Networks. "The BelAir family of products gives network operators a proven, carrier-grade solution that can deliver the broadband services their...
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