More WiMax Impatience From Vendors
As everyone has been waiting and waiting and waiting (and, oh yeah, waiting) for real WiMax certification testing to begin, the various vendors in the space have been getting antsy. Last March, a group of them got together to do some testing on their own, and now Aperto Networks says that it couldn't be bothered to wait, and has run its own interoperability testing for WiMAX based on both Intel's and Fujitsu's chipsets. Get the feeling they want to get on with it already?
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