Qualcomm (NSDQ: QCOM) wants a piece of the ever growing Indian mobile market. But it dont want to participate in the upcoming 3G spectrum auction rather it wants to skip that step and bid for BWA radio spectrum that could be used for WiMAX and LTE services. BWA auctions are set to begin two weeks

Stacey Higginbotham of GigOm has an interview Mike Sievert, chief commercial officer at Clearwire. Sievert said it cost Clearwire “somewhere in the mid-$20 range” per person to build out its WiMAX network, an estimate that relies on several things, from the cost of the spectrum to the number of the towers Clearwire needs to deploy. In

DENVER--LTE and WiMAX buildouts, as well as an increased attention on distributed antenna systems, should keep equipment manufacturers, site acquisition companies and others in the tower-siting business busy in the next few years, according to...

Found under: Verizon Wireless, LTE, WiMAX, Sprint, While Sprint is going to launch its 4G-enabled smartphone later this year and I am referring to the HTC Supersonic Android phone Verizon will only be able to counter this 4G offer with an LTE handset in 2011. Anthony Melone Verizons CTO has confirmed for The Wall Street Journal that his company will be ready for an LTE handset by mid 2011 which is...

GoingWiMAX.com had the opportunity to interview Eran Eshed , Co-founder and Vice-President of Marketing and Business Development at Altair Semiconductor, a leading provider of ultra-low power, small footprint, and high performance 4G chips for WiMAX, LTE, and XGP. 1) What is...

PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk. chose PT. Teknologi Riset Global to deploy a complete WiMAX network in Indonesia. Telkom has already deployed a network in the regions of West Java, Jakarta, Sumatra Island and Kalimantan Island. TRG teams with Tranzeo Wireless Technologies to install the...

The Dutch government will hold an auction for the 2.6 GHz frequency spectrum in the Netherlands. Agentschap Telecom, a Dutch regulator, evaluated the bidder applications and chose 9 potential buyers. The licenses are expected to bring three new service providers, offering WiMAX or LTE...

Government officials in India announced its list of four companies for WiMAX roll out. BSNL announced that Teracom, Take Solutions, Adishwar India and Ampoules Auto are in the running for the Indian network. The companies must be registered businesses in India for more than two years or...

According to IDG News Service, Cisco Systems is set to discontinue its WiMAX base stations and to focus on its Internet Protocol (IP) products that are used in both WiMAX and long term evolution (LTE) networks. While Cisco will still offer IP infrastructure for WiMAX, it will not expand radios or other WiMAX products anymore

Telkom Indonesia has awarded a contract to PT. Teknologi Riset Global (TRG) for a nationwide WiMAX network. Click here for more.