Quantum Networks To Roll Out 3.65 GHz WiMax to Rural Operators Nation-Wide on the Heels of the Obama Broadband Technology Initiative. Quantum Networks, a turn-key WiMAX service provider, targets rural wireless operators by offering WiMAX services in the newly affordable 3.65GHz spectrum in the United States. Operators with shovel-ready WiMAX projects will be able to tap into the Obama Broadband Stimulus, to quickly and economically roll out WiMAX technology to their customer base.
Quantum Networks, LLC today announced its plan to roll out WiMAX solutions to rural Internet operators and service providers across the United States, utilizing the 3.65 GHz spectrum. The company is a leading WiMAX service supplier that focuses specifically on underserved regions. Quantum offers complete turnkey WiMAX solutions to rural areas in order to encourage the growth of WiMAX networks in the United States.
The newly available 3.65 GHz WiMAX spectrum allows for low-cost wireless deployments, and a low barrier of entry for network operators. Quantum enables its clients to obtain 3.65 GHz licenses and equipment easily, by adapting their business models to this newly available spectrum. The 3.65 GHz band will be one of the most popular frequencies in the U.S. for WiMAX deployments, as the licenses are practically free and are protected from interference. Entities must apply for the license with the FCC and pay a nominal fee. Once the license is granted, the licensee must register each site.
“The emergence of the 3.65 spectrum by regulators has opened up a new industry allowing rural operators to build their WiMAX model around the new spectrum,” says Mr. Eytan Wiener, COO of Quantum Networks, LLC. “Quantum is filling a very serious need in the marketplace allowing itself to be the leading provider to rural operators for WiMAX equipment and value added services in an effort to assist these operators in deploying their networks quickly, efficiently and economically.”
WiMAX has a bright future in America. President Obama’s Recovery Act has allocated $7.2 billion to ensure that every area of America has access to the latest form of broadband Internet and promotes the development of next-generation wireless technologies. Additionally, the WiMAX industry is expected to generate revenues of $15 billion globally by 2014 according to a May 2009 report by Juniper Research. WiMAX stands to benefit from the fact that governments want to spend on stimulus measures now, with few other wireless broadband … Read the rest
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