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China Mobile selects Azalea for Wi-fi access

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China Mobile has selected Azalea Networks, a provider of wireless network equipment and technology, to install a wireless LAN (local area network) in major metropolitan areas throughout China. Azalea’s access points will be part of a network to provide broadband Wi-fi services.

Azalea informed that its technology will provide a large part of the networks deployed throughout eight cities in China, all predominantly served by China Mobile.

The Azalea products used in the network include a new MIMO (multiple-input, multiple-output) 802.11n claiming to offer “unprecedented transmission speeds”. The new Azalea 802.11n product will be available next quarter, the company added.

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