In-Stat saysWi-Fi Mesh growth slowing

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Tim Higgins

“Cities will continue to deploy municipal mesh networks, but the rate of new deployments after 2008 will slow, due to concerns over the business model,” says Daryl Schoolar, In-Stat analyst. “Growth in the enterprise (large business) market, plus the need to replace previously deployed nodes, will help offset the slowdown in shipments to new municipal networks.”

The full 2007 Worldwide Wi-Fi Mesh Equipment Market (#IN0703647WBB) report is available from In-Stat for $3,495.

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