Tag archive for "Long Term Evolution"

Interviews

Green Packet Continues to Make its Mark in WiMAX – Part II

21 July 2009 | admin

Wimax News continues its dialogue with Green Packet in Part II of its interview with the company’s Senior General Manager, Kelvin Lee. (Read Part I) With Long Term Evolution (LTE) to be launched in the near future, do you think that Green Packet will eventually incorporate LTE into its strategy? Being a next generation broadband solutions [...]

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Sprint’s WiMax Plan for 2010 : Boston, New York, San Francisco and Washington

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Sprint’s WiMax Plan for 2010 : Boston, New York, San Francisco and Washington

31 March 2009 | admin

Sprint outlined its plan for WiMax services and equipment on Wednesday. Not surprisingly, Sprint’s plans to sell WiMax service lines up identically with Clearwire’s WiMax deployment schedule. ” Sprint continues to lead the wireless industry by harnessing the power of WiMax [...] The availability of Sprint 4G in more places this year and our aggressive expansion [...]

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Podcast : Ari Zoldan Discusses WiMAX with NPRG

11 December 2008 | Ari Zoldan

Ari Zoldan, CEO of Quantum Networks, recently spoke with Ben Kolada, an analyst with the New Paradigm Resources Group, as part of NPRG’s Conversations with Communications Innovators podcast series. Ari discussed the international reach of WiMAX technology, the potential for WiMAX in the United States, and the implications of the Sprint/Clearwire rollout, including the nature [...]

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A Fourth-Generation Slugfest: Can WiMAX Triumph Over Its Competitors?

24 October 2008 | Ari Zoldan

Now that Sprint’s long-awaited Xohm service has launched in Baltimore to mostly positive reviews, researchers, bloggers, and journalists are beginning to place their bets on the upcoming battle between WiMAX and long term evolution (LTE), its toughest challenger. Researchers at In-Stat have struck the first blow for WiMAX, concluding in a new report that WiMAX [...]

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Nortel Passes the Torch to Alvarion

12 June 2008 | Ari Zoldan

The Canadian equipment manufacturer Nortel is passing on its WiMax operations to Alvarion in order to focus on LTE development, as reported on telecoms.com. Nortel claims the deal allows for both WiMax and LTE, which is projected to get to market faster than anticipated, to be developed on a timely schedule. But there are other dynamics [...]

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