WIMAX

By Kevin Dilley

Speaking at a press conference in Taipei Tuesday, an Intel executive said he expects the next version of WiMAX 4G technology to be deployed in 2012, according to IDG's Dan Nystedt.

By Kevin Dilley

Bandwidth-hungry riders have a new option in Taipei as VMAX Telecom partners with a leading taxicab company to install WiMAX-enabled devices in 1000 cabs, and in the process possibly opens up new sources of revenue.

Cisco Exits WiMAX Access Business to Focus on Network Core & Edge

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By Carl Townsend

Company confirms that it will discontinue designing and building new WiMAX base stations and will instead focus its mobility efforts on the IP core and network edge.

By Carl Townsend

Wireless operators such as Sprint are leveraging the performance advantages of WiMAX technology in the Healthcare industry to provide better patient care while reducing delivery costs of services.

By WiMax.com

This week in its quarterly 4G Counts webinar, telecom market research firm Maravedis revealed its latest findings, including strong growth of WiMAX subscribers and other developments in the broadband data ecosystem.

Clearwire Releases Year-End Results, Plans to Triple 4G WiMAX Customers in 2010

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By Carl Townsend

U.S. WiMAX operator Clearwire announces a strong finish in 2009, reporting record subscriber growth as it sets the stage for an ambitious market expansion into 2010.

U.S. Broadband Stimulus Round Two & Implications for WiMAX Operators

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By Carl Townsend

Despite confusion and delays around the first round of the process, improvements and clarification on rules in the second round of the U.S. Broadband Stimulus Program should provide better opportunities for WiMAX operators and last mile projects.

By WiMax.com

Revealing few other details, Sprint has confirmed with Forbes that it will be launching its much anticipated WiMAX handset by the first half of 2010, early than previously expected.