HEMET, Calif., May 11 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- VoiceNetworkx, Inc. (Pink Sheets: VNWX - News; www.voicenetworkx.com) today announced it has tapped Solectek, a San Diego, CA based carrier grade wireless broadband equipment manufacturer, as their infrastructure provider for their 3.65 GHz WiMAX deployment across Southern California.
VoiceNetworkx will begin its wireless broadband and IP services deploying Solectek's 802.16d SkyWay-MAX Series: 3.65 GHz WiMAX platform. Both, Base station and Customer Premise Equipment provides the power output and throughput capacity, the flexibility, economics and ease of installation that sets it above the rest on a class of its own. H. Castillo, VoiceNetworkx's CTO, expressed confidence in the selection of Solectek by stating: "We have researched the space for almost a year and are very satisfied with the technical analysis and real world deployment capabilities of our partner." VoiceNetworkx is still working on the overall architecture and service array that will be available over their 100+ mile fiber optic network across the Inland Empire and into Los Angeles. "But as far as the wireless portion of the deployment, it is settled," stated Malcolm Leal, Ph.D. President and CEO of VoiceNetworkx, Inc. He added, "The proximity and availability of the engineering team at Solectek, the experience and reputation in the market of this company provide a level of business confidence that is unmatched, in our opinion."
Installation of the base stations and related infrastructure will begin at selected Points of Presence promptly in accordance with VoiceNetworkx's deployment schedule. VoiceNetworkx plans to develop 12 Points of Presence along their 100 mile long fiber optic circuit that extends from Hemet, CA to 1 Wilshire, in the heart of downtown Los Angeles.
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