Have we passed the top of the Wi-fi hype curve?
By Ben King
Published: 24 July 2002 14:35 GMT
A pioneering US public Wi-fi company is facing closure as it struggles to find financial support for its 100 location network.
Silicon Valley-based hereUare Communications is in talks with three investors to raise the necessary cash after a bid to raise more funding from existing backers fell flat.
hereUare is one of the oldest public Wi-fi networks in the world, but it has been struggling to fund the cost of its installation.
The news comes shortly before public wireless LAN becomes legal in the UK on 1 August, with BT, Megabeam and other companies planning significant commercial roll-outs in the UK.
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