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Home » City of London Chooses The Cloud for Wi-Fi

City of London Chooses The Cloud for Wi-Fi

February 19, 2006
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The City of London Corporation selected The Cloud, Europe’s largest WiFi network operator, to install and manage a Wi-Fi network serving London’s Square Mile. Expected to go live in the next few months with virtually all the City covered within six months, the WiFi network will be installed in existing street furniture including lamp posts and street signs, allowing City workers and visitors with WiFi-enabled devices to access the internet on streets and in open spaces.

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