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KDDI and Intel to bid for WiMax licence in Japan

By Mariko Sanchanta in Tokyo

Published: September 18 2007 22:28 | Last updated: September 18 2007 22:28

KDDI and Intel are leading a joint venture to bid for a WiMax licence in Japan and subsequently develop and operate a wireless broadband network based on the technology.

Japan’s second biggest mobile operator and the US technology group join JR East, Kyocera, Daiwa and the Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi in creating the company, called Wireless Broadband Planning.

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