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Mexico City Wants City-Wide WiFi – Forgets Water And Power

April 3, 2007 by Will Park - 3 Comments

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Wifi for Mexico CityMexico City Mayor Mercelo Elbrad has pushed water and power shortage issues aside to push his new free city-wide wifi initiative. Evidently, this new mayor sees high-speed municipal wireless service as a higher priority than basic services like water and power. Well, whatever, the 8 million thirsty and shower-deprived citizens of Mexico City can still enjoy always-on connectivity to their favorite websites. That is, unless there’s a power outage.

China’s ZTE Corp. has inked a deal with Elbrad to provide the wireless network for the city. Network completion is slated for 2008. Part of the wifi initiative includes 4,000 closed-circuit television cameras that will be linked to the wifi network.

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