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Firetide Wins Korea’s Largest Wireless Access Point Deal for Hospitals LG Uplus, Korea’s Third Largest Service Provider To Deploy Over 4,000 Firetide Access Points

yahoo.com (11 months and 7 days ago)

Jun 14, 2012

LG Uplus Corp., Korea’s third largest service provider, has selected Firetide wireless access points (APs) to support a massive wireless LAN (WLAN) project that will provide coverage for 180 of Korea’s largest hospitals nationwide. Upon completion, over 4,000 Firetide HotPoint 5100 APs will be deployed in the LG Uplus network to provide hospital patients with reliable, high-bandwidth access to the Internet, videos-on-demand, and general... full story

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Firetide Wins Korea’s Largest Wireless Access Point Deal for Hospitals LG Uplus, Korea’s Third Largest Service Provider To Deploy Over 4,000 Firetide Access Points

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