AT&T has announced that it is to roll out its wireless broadband network to the city of Napa, California.
The company will deploy the wi-fi technology, which will allow residents and businesses to access the network anywhere in the city. Users will be able to choose from several connectivity options, including higher-speed access tiers or a free, advertising supported access choice.
A parallel system is to also be installed to support municipal and public safety communications requirements. This means that communications for public sector workers and emergency service vehicles will be improved. For example, ambulance crews rushing to the scene of an accident can have information such as medical records transmitted to them instantly.
Commander Jeff Troendly, from the Napa Police Department, said: "This city Wi-Fi network will increase broadband Internet choices within the city and provide new dimensions of mobility for broadband users in Napa." He added that the project would enhance quality of life for residents, businesses and visitors.
This new Wi-Fi network will open up a new world of digital products and services for the citizens of the bay area", states Mark Weibel, EVP of Marketing for Broadband National, the industries leading comparative shopping website. "They'll also reap the benefits of faster download speeds, and access anywhere, anytime, 24 hours a day".
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