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Articles tagged with: Wimax, and Abi Research
Over 230,000 New Base Stations to Be Added Next Year in the Four Largest Emerging Markets
While many sectors of the economy are languishing in the global recession, wireless infrastructure is relatively healthy. This also holds true in the world's major "emerging markets." Base station deployment continues in many countries, and the four largest markets - Brazil, Russia, India, and China, known collectively as the "BRIC" group - are expected to see more than 230,000 of them being deployed during 2010. more
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Despite the Naysayers WiMAX Subscriber Revenue Will Boom in 2009
Any reader who believed all the recent headlines would feel confident that the WiMAX market is being crushed by LTE. Nortel has left the WiMAX market and Alcatel-Lucent has "backed off" from WiMAX; and these developments supposedly dealt a blow to Clearwire, which had so far chosen neither as an infrastructure vendor. But that's not quite the whole story. more
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Sprint Says WiMax Commercial Launch Will be Delayed
LAS VEGAS -(Dow Jones)- Sprint Nextel will delay the commercial launch of its Xohm WiMax service until later in the year, a spokesman said Wednesday. more
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Over 90 Million 4G Subscribers Worldwide by 2013
The total number of 4G subscribers worldwide, including both LTE and wimax, is expected to exceed 90 million in 2013, but a number of milestones must be passed en route, according to a new forecast from ABI Research. At the end of 4Q 2007, says the firm, there were nearly 3.4 billion mobile subscribers worldwide, with 2.7 billion on GSM/EDGE/GPRS networks. more
Related Tags: wcdma, lte, cdma2000, hspa+
Operators to Begin Migration to All-IP Mobile Networks For Multimedia Services by 2010
Network operators are planning to roll out all-IP networks beginning in the next two years, according to a new Research Brief from ABI Research. The move to an Internet Protocol-based infrastructure is a natural evolution for the mobile network as broadband services -- including Voice over IP, and other SIP services -- begin to be deployed. The industry aims to rival mobile wimax, which has similar aims and timescale. more
Related Tags: mobile-wimax, voip, 3gpp, ims
Can Sprint Hang On to WiMAX in the Face of a Financial Struggle?
ABI Research believes that within the general context of competitive prices, extensive marketing campaigns, and the continual release of new devices, Sprint would be foolish to abandon a differentiator such as WiMAX. more
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Nearly 95 Million 'Ultra-Mobile Devices' to Ship by 2012
A whole new class of 'always-on' Internet-connected products, collectively termed 'Ultra-Mobile Devices' (UMDs), will become popular over the next five years, according to a new report from ABI Research. By appealing to a wide range of buyers they will reach shipments of nearly 95 million units by 2012, and should prove extremely profitable for their makers. more
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Sprint Nextel/Clearwire Collaboration is Good News for Mobile Electronics
In the not-too-distant future, many digital cameras, media players, and portable game devices will access the Internet from anywhere with mobile broadband coverage. The recent announcement by Sprint Nextel and Clearwire of a partnership to provide mobile WiMAX services to most of the US population should be greeted with enthusiasm by the consumer electronics manufacturers that are looking to introduce mobile broadband-enabled CE products to the North American market. more
Related Tags: mobile-wimax, clearwire, sprint-nextel
Google, Sprint Pact Could Heat Up Wireless War"
NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- Google's deal to offer its mobile services over Sprint Nextel's planned WiMax network points to a possible alliance that could challenge the top wireless carriers. more
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US Mobile WiMAX Market Moves from Uncertain to Vibrant
Just a little over a year ago, most people thought the United States would only see deployments of fixed WiMAX in rural areas with no DSL or cable modem service. During the summer of 2006, however, those who did not see the bigger picture got a reality-check. In July, Clearwire made a firm commitment to shift its proprietary network to mobile wimax, receiving investments from Intel and Motorola. Shortly afterwards, Sprint Nextel announced its plans to deploy mobile WiMAX to make use of its extensive 2.5 GHz spectrum, becoming the first major mobile operator to commit to WiMAX. more
Related Tags: mobile-wimax, clearwire, sprint-nextel, modem