The University of Maryland, College Park will be the home to North America's first, and the world's second, laboratory dedicated to creating applications for WiMAX, a next-generation technology for Web, phone and other wireless communications, the university and the WiMAX Forum announced. The new MAXWell Lab will provide developers of...
Located in the busy high-tech corridor between Baltimore and Washington, the 1,500-acre University of Maryland College Park campus is rapidly building out campus-wide Wi-Fi coverage to accommodate popular demand for wireless connectivity. "The big advantage we see for wireless over wired is ease of access," says Jim Zahniser, director...
Business Editors/Hi-Tech Writers COLUMBIA, Md.--BUSINESS WIRE--Dec. 4, 2000 Paratek Microwave, Inc., a manufacturer of tunable hardware and components for wireless original equipment manufacturers and wireless service providers, was recently recognized for their outstanding leadership and innovation in the wireless industry. The Maryland Industrial Partnerships MIPS program promotes...
Trailblazer, a project from Lucent Technologies, gives students at the University of Maryland UMD the opportunity to learn from business leaders and gain the experience and skills necessary to be successful in the technological marketplace. Thirty-seven undergraduates from the UMD are participating in the...
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- The University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business today announced that it will provide Nextel BlackBerry 7510TM wireless handheld devices to all of its full-time MBA students at the start of the fall 2004 semester. The objective of the groundbreaking initiative is to encourage...
RESTON, Va. -- Sprint (NYSE:S) and Rave Wireless (www.ravewireless.com) have partnered to offer a first-of-its-kind, comprehensive suite of mobile solutions that deliver instant communications, enhance student safety and generate a greater sense of community at higher-education campuses across the country. Beginning in the fall semester of 2006, students at Allen...
The University of Maryland, College Park will be the home to North America's first, and the world's second, laboratory dedicated to creating applications for WiMAX, a next-generation technology for Web, phone and other wireless communications, the university and the WiMAX Forum announced. The new MAXWell Lab will provide developers of...
Wireless News01-24-2008Lumifi Rolls Out New Research and Collaboration Portal College & University PressroomWIRELESS NEWS-January 24, 2008-Lumifi Rolls Out New Research and Collaboration Portal College & University Pressroom C2008 10Meters - http://www.10meters.com Lumifi, a Maryland-based software company, announced the launch of its interactive research and collaboration portal at lumifi.com....
Applied Sensors Research and Development Corp., of Annapolis, a developer of passive wireless sensors and sensor systems based on acoustic wave technology, said it is collaborating with University of Maryland civil engineering professor Dimitrios Goulias on wireless sensors that measure curing temperature in poured concrete, a key factor in the...
Wireless News12-30-2007University of Maryland Taps Distributive Networks for Mobile Messaging Platform to Connect with Terrapin FansWIRELESS NEWS-December 30, 2007-University of Maryland Taps Distributive Networks for Mobile Messaging Platform to Connect with Terrapin Fans C2007 10Meters - http://www.10meters.com The University of Maryland Athletic Department has selected Washington, DC-based Distributive Networks...
Wireless News12-26-2007Forensics Going High-Tech for CT AutopsiesWIRELESS NEWS-December 26, 2007-Forensics Going High-Tech for CT Autopsies C2007 10Meters - http://www.10meters.com Radiologists are investigating the use of computed tomography CT as a tool for civilian medical examiners' autopsies in the United States. According to findings presented at the annual meeting of...
Wireless News12-16-2007Distributive Networks Powers Mobile Messaging Platform for University of Maryland to Connect With Terrapin FansWIRELESS NEWS-December 16, 2007-Distributive Networks Powers Mobile Messaging Platform for University of Maryland to Connect With Terrapin Fans C2007 10Meters - http://www.10meters.com The University of Maryland Athletic Department has selected Washington, DC-based Distributive Networks...
Wireless News12-03-2007Forensics Ramps Up with High-Tech for CT AutopsiesWIRELESS NEWS-December 3, 2007-Forensics Ramps Up with High-Tech for CT Autopsies C2007 10Meters - http://www.10meters.com Radiologists are investigating the use of computed tomography CT as a tool for civilian medical examiners' autopsies in the United States. According to findings presented at...
Wireless News10-30-2007Mid-Atlantic Crossroads Creates Research and Education Network with Fujitsu ROADMWIRELESS NEWS-October 30, 2007-Mid-Atlantic Crossroads Creates Research and Education Network with Fujitsu ROADM C2007 10Meters - http://www.10meters.com Fujitsu Network Communications announced that the Mid-Atlantic Crossroads or MAX, a GigaPoP organization founded by Georgetown University, George Washington University, the University...
Sentex Sensing Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB: SNTX) ( http://www.sentextech.com ) -- Bob Kendall, Chairman of SentexSensing Technologies, Inc., stated today that a major movement hashappened in the business. The receipt of a serious multifaceted M.O.U. andits assignment to Sentex this week will move SNTX:OB into hyper-drive inthe Home...
Top 100 Hospital Taps Next-Generation Firewall Vendor to Establish Strong Security Policies without Sacrificing Open Access SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Palo Alto Networks today announced that nationally renowned Mercy Medical Center has deployed PA-4000 Series next-generation firewalls to gain greater visibility and control over the applications flowing into...
Wireless News08-27-2007IBM Makes Award to UMBC to Help Establish Multicore Supercomputing CenterWIRELESS NEWS-August 27, 2007-IBM Makes Award to UMBC to Help Establish Multicore Supercomputing Center C2007 10Meters - http:// www.10meters.com The University of Maryland, Baltimore County UMBC and IBM announced a new collaboration to create The Multicore Computing Center...
The Maryland Technology Extension Service, a program of the University of Maryland's A. James Clark School of Engineering's Maryland Technology Enterprise Institute, said it has launched a new, radio-frequency identification assessment program for companies that are considering using RFID technology. RFID is a system for wirelessly identifying and tracking objects...
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