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U.S. spectrum holder buys Canadian DragonWave network tools

U.S. spectrum holder buys Canadian DragonWave network tools

By:  Kathleen Lau  On: 27 Jan 2008 For: ComputerWorld Canada Creator

Ottawa-based wireless network provider, DragonWave Inc., will sell its AirPair and Horizon Compact products to Nextlink Wireless Inc.

Ottawa-based wireless network provider DragonWave Inc. announced Monday that Nextlink Wireless Inc. will buy its AirPair and Horizon Compact products.

The purchase will support the portfolio of broadband wireless services offered by Nextlink, a Herndon, Virginia-based wireless spectrum holder and subsidiary of XO Holdings Inc.

Specifically the products will offer backhaul technology to allow wireless service providers to more cost-effectively support new mobile applications, content and data across their networks as an alternative to conventional wireline networks.










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Kathleen Lau Kathleen Lau was a senior writer with ITWorldCanada.com and ComputerWorld Canada from December 2006 to August 2011.In her role as senior writer, she covered broadly technology news and issues r... more

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