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Intel throwing $2 billion at Sprint’s WiMAX network to make it work

February 18, 2008 by Stefan Constantinescu - 7 Comments

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xohm.jpgSprint and Clearwire were supposed to launch a WiMAX network in the United States, but talks fell short and then the rumors started cropping up that it wouldn’t be launched unless another partner or more funding was found. Low and behold Intel, who has a lot of money riding on the technology seeing as how they invented it, is throwring $2 billion into to mix to make it work.

I’m having a hard time believing why people insist WiMAX has any potential to win any marketshare, just do LTE and be done with it.

[Via: DSL Reports]

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