Beijing will have Wi-Fi service in its business and political dis...
Beijing will have Wi-Fi service in its business and political districts during the Olympics as part of Beijing’s “wireless city” initiative, said Azalea Networks, an equipment vendor for the project. With support from Beijing’s municipal government, the project is…
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a collaboration between Chinacomm Communications and Trussnet USA, Azalea said. It will provide wireless broadband access over 38 square miles in Beijing’s central business district, financial areas and Olympic venues, Azalea said. Chinacomm, the service provider, said it will carry out the plan in three phases. The first phase began trial operation June 25. The second phase is expected to be done in 2009 and the final phase will end in 2010 with the creation of a citywide Wi-Fi network. Azalea said it will provide 1,000 wireless routers and many video surveillance cameras.