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WiMAX – Connecting the World
Committed to the future worldwide growth of WiMAX, Intel has formed partnerships with leading service providers to make 4G broadband wireless Internet access a global reality. In line with these efforts, Intel is a founding member of the WiMAX Forum, an industry-led, not-for-profit organization whose goal is to accelerate the introduction of WiMAX into the marketplace. Our global partners have partnered with Intel to accelerate WiMAX globally and represent a subset of the over 500 worldwide WiMAX providers.
Just take a look at our neighbours in Asia....knn even Matlaysia got, we no have! :oIo:
1) Globe Telecom – Available in Philippines
As one of the leading telecommunications companies in the Philippines, Globe Telecom offers a wide array of services including 3G mobile and fixed line data services. In April of this year, Globe launched its WiMAX broadband network in key population centers across the Philippines with plans to cover most of the country. Globe now has the largest WiMAX network in South East Asia. Globe’s goal is to make affordable broadband service accessible to most of the country’s 92 million people.
2) Packet 1 Networks – Available in Malaysia
Packet 1 Networks (P1) is one of the world's first wireless companies to commercially deploy and build the largest WiMAX networks on the 2.3Ghz band, underlining our commitment to put Malaysia on the world map. Providing the building blocks to provide WiMAX coverage for 25 percent of Malaysia's 6.5 million people by the end of 2008 and 40 percent of Malaysia's 10 million people by the end of 2010, P1 is challenging conventional mindsets by defining the new wireless frontier.
For more information, visit www.p1.com.my
3) Tatung InfoComm – Available in Taiwan
Tatung InfoComm strives to bring a new mobile life to Taiwan with such versatile and premium services such as mobile Internet access, voice, multimedia video, M-broadcasting, and integrated enterprise service. As the first WiMAX operator in the country, Tatung continues to be an industry innovator and leader.
4) UQ Communications – Available in Japan
WiMAX-enabled Ultra-Mobile PCs (UMPCs) and Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) are changing the status quo of wireless mobile communication. UQ Communications selected WiMAX as the best technology choice based on wide global adoption, along with the recent increases in customer demand and the ability to deploy quickly. In cooperation with Intel, UQ Communications is creating a new wireless broadband market in Japan in order to make mobile WiMAX an widely available and adopted infrastructure in Japan.
For more information, visit www.uqcommunications.jp
5) Vee TIME – Available in Taiwan
Vee TIME Corp., the unique Quadruple play service provider in Taiwan that delivers Internet broadband, IPTV, VoIP, and mobile Internet services via our own fiber network and wireless WiMAX network.
Vee TIME's competitive positioning is its three screen, one cloud integrated multimedia platform, abundant contents, over 6,000 km fiber infrastructure and more than 300 WiMAX base stations deployed in Taichung City and County. Year 2010 is Vee TIME branding year, with its core value of "Service", "Innovative", and "Technology".
Vee TIME is expected to offer a customer oriented and better performance services to our subscribers in the new era of digital convergence.
For more information, visit us @ www.vee.com.tw
6) VMAX – Available in Taiwan
VMAX is a leading mobile WiMAX network service provider in Taiwan delivering high speed Internet access, IPTV, VoIP, online games, LBS (Location Based Services), and other innovative services and applications. VMAX is building a customer-oriented wireless broadband network that will deliver high performance services to improve the quality of life at an affordable cost. VMAX was awarded a WiMAX operator license by the National Communications Commission of Taiwan in 2007. Headquartered in Taipei City, Taiwan, its major shareholders include Intel Capital, TECO, TECOM, and VIBO.
For more information, visit www.vmax.net.tw
Committed to the future worldwide growth of WiMAX, Intel has formed partnerships with leading service providers to make 4G broadband wireless Internet access a global reality. In line with these efforts, Intel is a founding member of the WiMAX Forum, an industry-led, not-for-profit organization whose goal is to accelerate the introduction of WiMAX into the marketplace. Our global partners have partnered with Intel to accelerate WiMAX globally and represent a subset of the over 500 worldwide WiMAX providers.
Just take a look at our neighbours in Asia....knn even Matlaysia got, we no have! :oIo:
1) Globe Telecom – Available in Philippines
As one of the leading telecommunications companies in the Philippines, Globe Telecom offers a wide array of services including 3G mobile and fixed line data services. In April of this year, Globe launched its WiMAX broadband network in key population centers across the Philippines with plans to cover most of the country. Globe now has the largest WiMAX network in South East Asia. Globe’s goal is to make affordable broadband service accessible to most of the country’s 92 million people.
2) Packet 1 Networks – Available in Malaysia
Packet 1 Networks (P1) is one of the world's first wireless companies to commercially deploy and build the largest WiMAX networks on the 2.3Ghz band, underlining our commitment to put Malaysia on the world map. Providing the building blocks to provide WiMAX coverage for 25 percent of Malaysia's 6.5 million people by the end of 2008 and 40 percent of Malaysia's 10 million people by the end of 2010, P1 is challenging conventional mindsets by defining the new wireless frontier.
For more information, visit www.p1.com.my
3) Tatung InfoComm – Available in Taiwan
Tatung InfoComm strives to bring a new mobile life to Taiwan with such versatile and premium services such as mobile Internet access, voice, multimedia video, M-broadcasting, and integrated enterprise service. As the first WiMAX operator in the country, Tatung continues to be an industry innovator and leader.
4) UQ Communications – Available in Japan
WiMAX-enabled Ultra-Mobile PCs (UMPCs) and Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) are changing the status quo of wireless mobile communication. UQ Communications selected WiMAX as the best technology choice based on wide global adoption, along with the recent increases in customer demand and the ability to deploy quickly. In cooperation with Intel, UQ Communications is creating a new wireless broadband market in Japan in order to make mobile WiMAX an widely available and adopted infrastructure in Japan.
For more information, visit www.uqcommunications.jp
5) Vee TIME – Available in Taiwan
Vee TIME Corp., the unique Quadruple play service provider in Taiwan that delivers Internet broadband, IPTV, VoIP, and mobile Internet services via our own fiber network and wireless WiMAX network.
Vee TIME's competitive positioning is its three screen, one cloud integrated multimedia platform, abundant contents, over 6,000 km fiber infrastructure and more than 300 WiMAX base stations deployed in Taichung City and County. Year 2010 is Vee TIME branding year, with its core value of "Service", "Innovative", and "Technology".
Vee TIME is expected to offer a customer oriented and better performance services to our subscribers in the new era of digital convergence.
For more information, visit us @ www.vee.com.tw
6) VMAX – Available in Taiwan
VMAX is a leading mobile WiMAX network service provider in Taiwan delivering high speed Internet access, IPTV, VoIP, online games, LBS (Location Based Services), and other innovative services and applications. VMAX is building a customer-oriented wireless broadband network that will deliver high performance services to improve the quality of life at an affordable cost. VMAX was awarded a WiMAX operator license by the National Communications Commission of Taiwan in 2007. Headquartered in Taipei City, Taiwan, its major shareholders include Intel Capital, TECO, TECOM, and VIBO.
For more information, visit www.vmax.net.tw
