Acca to ally with others to obtain license for 2.5-ghz service

Acca to ally with others to obtain license for 2.5-ghz service

TOKYO, Japan - File photo of Acca Networks Co. Chief Executive Officer Masaharu Kimura, who disclosed Aug. 6 that his company plans to ally with other companies in applying for a license to use the 2.5-gigahertz bandwidth for next-generation, high-speed data communications services.

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