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澳大利亚西悉尼大学(UWS)的网络规划者们正在着手一项目的在于在六个校园之间提供高速连接的计划。西悉尼大学在由三个基本上独立的机构组成的联盟,其教职员工和学生有20,000人,校园分布在悉尼西郊。设计者们实际上正在稀薄的空间建立一种新型,廉价的多兆比骨干网:即他们用微波无线电技术连接各个校园。为什么要在城郊麻烦地建造微波WAN?回答很简单:经济和电信公司对用户需求的无能为力。
Network planners at Western Sydney University (UWS) in Australia are embarking on a project aimed at providing high-speed connectivity between six campuses. The University of Western Sydney is a coalition of three largely independent agencies with 20,000 staff, faculty members and students, located on the western outskirts of Sydney. Designers are actually creating a new, inexpensive multi-trillion backbone in thin space: that they connect their campuses using microwave radio technology. Why bothering to build a microwave WAN on the outskirts? The answer is simple: the power and telecommunications companies are incapable of meeting user needs.