Source: NST.Com
THE Penang state government will continue with its free wireless@Penang broadband project, Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng said yesterday. He said there was no scientific evidence to show that the use of wireless connections to the Internet would pose health risks — the main concern of non-governmental organisations. Last September, the state government announced the implementation of wireless broadband services. They are the free-of-charge WiFi and the wireless wimax.
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Asiaspace Sdn Bhd is ready to expand its wimax coverage but a small obstacle is standing in its way.
In an interview with In.Tech, its chairman Datuk Abdul Ghani Abdullah said delays in getting approval from local authorities and housing developers have caused Asiaspace to slow down its
