LONDON, UK: The Cloud, Europe’s largest wireless broadband network, plans to build a London-wide WiFi network in time for the Olympic Games, reports Financial Times.
Last week Boris Johnson, the capital’s mayor, told a Google conference that London would get blanket WiFi coverage by the time of the 2012 Olympics.
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Steve Nicholson, chief executive, told the FT that at the last meeting Johnson asked whether The Cloud’s network could be extended to the main Olympic village in Stratford.
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A decision could come as early as September, which would then mean the company has to roll out its network in 2011, the report adds.