Silicon Valley Metro Connect, a collaboration among Azulstar Networks, Cisco Systems, IBM , and Seakay, has been selected to build and operate Silicon Valley's regional wireless network that will serve 2.4 ... ... [www.rssmicro.com]

... with a big player like Earthlink or a civic-minded company like Google, the city plans to hire AzulStar, a little Michigan-based company specializing in municipal access, to create a seamless city-wide network of hotspots. ... [impracticalproposalssm.blogspot.com/2007/05/second-t...]

Carol Ellison reorts for MuniWireless: “While EarthLink re-evaluates its position in the muni market, Azulstar is quietly upping the ante. Yorke Rhodes II, Azulstar’s new CEO states, “We are looking at Azulstar as a viable, ... [revcb.wordpress.com/2007/05/25/morni...]

Sentry is negotiating with Azulstar Inc., a wireless service operator based in Grand Haven, Mich., which would build the network ... FCC Certifies Rayawave's Airebeam E-band Point-to-Point Broadband ... - Broadband Wireless Exchange ... [formalhair.bikni.info/fluke-networks-o...]

Santa Monica, California is in final testing with wireless ISP, Azulstar, for its municipal wireless broadband network. The city issued an RFP last year. What I find compelling about this network is how intensively it will be used for ... [www.muniwireless.com/article/view/5907/]

... SeaKay, and Azulstar, announced in September 2006 that they would be providing free wireless broadband throughout 42 cities in the Silicon Valley area. The network, a combination of Wi-Fi and WiMAX , will span 1500 square miles. ... [nycbroadband.blogspot.com/2007/04/broadban...]

... Inc. has signed a deal making it the software creator for expansion nationally of wireless Internet service provider Azulstar Networks of Grand Haven. ... [www.mlive.com/mbusinessreview/...]

Silicon Valley: Silicon Valley Metro Connect, a group made up of IBM, Cisco Systems, SeaKay and Azulstar are moving on this one. There will be 42 cities over almost 1500 square miles. Anaheim, Pasadena, Milpitas: Earthlink’s networks. ... [www.dailywireless.org/2007/03/06/el-pa...]