Proxim Wireless Connects Venezuela Public Survelliance and Emergency Services

Proxim connects public CCTVs, telephony and fleet management system in Venezuela.

Selected due to the flexibility of using 5 and 10 MHz channel bandwidths, Proxim was selected by Venezuela to implement a city-wide surveillance system.

The system deployed will connect the Bolivar city's emergency and transport agencies' CCTV, VOIP and various emergency control system wirelessly.
Besides the advantage of having a high bandwidth network, there are significant savings compared to using leased lines or fiber.

Read the full article here at Proxim's press release.

Proxim connects England's remote communities with Next Gen wireless broadband

Proxim announced that Cybermoor Ltd., a UK market leader in community broadband projects, has signed an agreement to upgrade the existing Cybermoor network on Alston Moor using Proxim's wireless broadband solutions.
Alston Moor is both the highest market town in England as well as one of the most remote -- so conventional high-speed broadband service is not available. In 2002 Cybermoor installed the UK's first wireless broadband network in a rural community and Alston Moor quickly became recognized as the "Broadband Capital of Britain" with almost 40% of households having a broadband connection, at the then-fantastic speed of 1 Mbps. This latest upgrade with Proxim equipment will enable all members of the community in Alston Moor to receive wireless service of up to 12 Mbps. 

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Engineering Firm Selects Proxim's New High-Performance Wireless Backhaul Gear

Engineering Firm Selects Proxim's High Performance Backhaul Gear:

"By utilizing Proxim's QB-8150 products for wireless backhaul, Plexus was able to quickly and easily connect Sunny Corner
Enterprises' two buildings across the dividing river. In addition to the significant cost savings of eliminating the need for an
additional leased line, the company was able to provide its satellite fabrication plant with a high-performance link exceeding 52
Mbps despite going over water and through dense trees.

"Not only were the two buildings across the river from each other, but there are a considerable number of tall trees blocking
any line-of-sight connection between the buildings," said Terry Bryden, Wireless Specialist at Plexus. "But with the non-line-of-
sight (NLOS) capabilities of Proxim's new QB-8150 products, we were able to quickly set up the 3.5 km link achieving greater
than 52 Mbps -- despite the interference caused by the water and the trees. It's incredible."

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