RoamAD (
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"There is a rapidly-emerging, tech-savvy segment of the population that is demanding improved access to broadband,” said Martyn Levy, CEO of RoamAD, in a press release. “This growing segment is increasingly armed with the latest laptops and Wi-Fi
enabled cell phones and gadgets. Metro Wi-Fi, deployed in the right places, is the fastest way to deliver easily-accessible, cost-effective, wireless broadband to the urban population."
The deal follows successful pilots of RoamAD metro Wi-Fi and highway Wi-Fi networks in the Indian cities of Pune and Bangalore. RoamAD provides next-generation converged wireless networks for the city-wide Wi-Fi, highway Wi-Fi and campus markets.
"Mobility performance on the highway Wi-Fi network was seamless and exceeded our expectations," said S. Ramchandra, COO of Adino Telecom. "We are already seeing growing demand in India for metro Wi-Fi and we look forward to bringing RoamAD's next generation wireless networks to the Indian market."
Adino Telecom is a joint venture between Onida Group, a leading name in consumer electronics in India, and Enkay Technologies (India) Pvt. Limited, an integrated communication solutions provider.
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Niladri Sekhar Nath is a contributing writer for TMCnet covering telecommunications, service providers and networking. To see more of his articles, please visit his columnist page.