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Company has filed a petition with the FCC to stop Sprint Nextel and Clearwire from combining WiMax assets to build competing nationwide wireless broadband network. ... Source: www.computerworld.com --- 1 day ago
Sprint Nextel and Clearwire argued this week in a filing to the FCC that AT&T is trying to stifle their efforts to provide nationwide WiMax service through their joint Venture. ... Source: news.zdnet.co.uk --- 10 days ago
The US phone giant has filed a petition with the FCC to stop Sprint Nextel and Clearwire from combining WiMax assets to build a competing nationwide wireless broadband network ... Source: www.digitimes.com --- 3 days ago
Fujitsu Global Mobile Platform Inc.(FMPI), a joint Venture established based on a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Fujitsu's former LSI business divisions (currently a separate entity, Fujitsu Microelectronics Limited, "FML") and the Institute for Information Industry (III) of Taiwan, announced today the commencement of operations. FMPI will develop reference designs for WiMax-related products for Taiwan-based ODM vendors, in addition to providing technical support. ... Source: www.cellular-news.com --- 22 days ago
A court in Delaware, USA has given permission for a legal action to proceed over Sprint's planned WiMax joint Venture with Clearwire. ... Source: www.telegeography.com --- 1 day ago
Sprint Nextel and Clearwire have asked the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to reject calls for more stringent conditions to be placed on their proposed WiMax joint Venture. Rival groups AT&T, Vonage and the Rural Cellular Association were the only parties to protest to the FCC about the tie-up, while around 100 comments were filed in support of the deal, the operators say. In their statement to the regulator Sprint and Clearwire say their nationwide WiMax operation would be a ‘new, viable broadband competitor, offering consumers greater choice in service providers, broadband technology, and innovative services and applications’. AT&T says the merger should be subject to closer scrutiny by regulators because Sprint and Clearwire have failed to disclose their full WiMax spectrum assets. ‘The spectrum screen AT&T wants is merely a way to try to stymie a potential competitor to its DSL and wireless services,’ Sprint spokesman Scott Sloat told Dow Jones. ... Source: www.computerworld.com --- 11 days ago
AT&T, a supporter of LTE technology instead of WiMax, has filed a petition to the FCC opposing a Sprint-Clearwire joint Venture. Meanwhile, one analyst questions whether the Venture has the financing and infrastructure to support a nationwide WiMax network. ... Source: www.macnn.com --- 13 days ago
AT&T hopes to block the proposed joint Venture between Clearwire and Sprint for nationwide WiMax service over regulatory issues, according to a Federal Communications Commission filing. While claiming not to be opposed to the deal on a basic level, AT&T argues that the FCC should stop the merger under claims that both Clearwire and Sprint are avoi... ... Source: www.kansascity.com --- 2 days ago
In a filing to the FCC, Sprint has responded to AT&T's objections to its plan for a new WiMax Venture. "The New Clearwire transaction presents an unparalleled opportunity to accelerate broadband deployment in the United States," Sprint declared. ... Source: www.fiercetelecom.com --- 3 days ago
AT&T CTO John Donovan said last week in an interview with USA Today that the telco is interested in using WiMax to extend broadband coverage in rural markets where it would be more expensive to deploy wireline broadband. It may not seem like huge news, given that AT&T has run WiMax pilots in the past, and always has maintained an interest in the technology. Also, AT&T gained several 2.3 Ghz licenses in Southern U.S. markets through its acquisition of BellSouth. BellSouth had aggressively commercialized on broadband wireless in those markets and had been an active supporter of WiMax Forum certification for the 2.3 Ghz frequency. AT&T also would have 700 Mhz spectrum at its disposal for a broader WiMax rollout. AT&T's interest means there is another major U.S. carrier besides the new Sprint-led Clearwire joint Venture that could be ready to exploit the technology. AT&T actually has been looking to block that Venture, urging the Federal Communications Commission to closely scrutinize the spectrum assets involved in the deal. For more: - check out this interview at USA Today - see this story at Light Reading's Unstrung Related articles: AT&T last month asked the FCC to deny the Sprint-Clearwire plan. AT&T report Comcast lats month showed interest in WiMax. Comcast report ... Source: fvrit.com --- 16 days ago
From Fierce Broadband Wireless "A Delaware court is allowing Sprint affiliate iPCS, the operator's larger affiliate, to move ahead with its legal action against Sprint and its planned WiMax joint Venture with Clearwire. However, the court won't allow two other iPCS subsidiaries, Horizon PCS and Bright PCS, to joint the legal action." Also read my story of how I was screwed by Sprint and other stories from customers and exployees at www.sprint-really-sucks.com ... Find more results for WiMax Venture on RSSMicro.com |
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CNET - AT&T is looking to put a kibosh on the proposed merger of Sprint Nextel's nationwide WiMax assets with those of Clearwire. ...
IntoMobile AT&T threatens WiMax joint Venture CNET News - Jul 25, 2008 AT&T is looking to put a kibosh on the proposed merger of Sprint Nextel's nationwide WiMax assets with assets from Clearwire. AT&T moves to block Sprint merger with Clearwire for WiMax network IntoMobile AT&T Paranoid About Xohm/Clearwire Merger, Cries To FCC InformationWeek FierceWireless - TMCnet - Electronista - AndroidGuys all 21 news articles ...