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Clearwire revenue up, losses narrow, management reshuffle

Clearwire revenue up, losses narrow, management reshuffle

US WiMAX operator Clearwire announced Wednesday an improved set of financial results for Q1 2009. Pro forma revenue for the three months ended 31 March 2009 increased by 21 percent to $62.14m compared with Q1 2008. Top line growth was driven by a 13 per cent increase in Clearwire subscribers and a seven percent hike in ARPU to $39.52 over the same period.

WiMAX supply and demand

WiMAX Vision speaks to CC Puan, CEO of Green Packet Malaysia, and MD of the Green Packet Group, about the firm’s WiMAX interests as both supplier and operator.

BSNL stalls on naming WiMAX franchisee

BSNL stalls on naming WiMAX franchisee

Despite announcing more than three months ago it was on the verge of naming another WiMAX rollout partner, BSNL, a state-owned fixed and mobile operator in India, appears to be no nearer to making a decision.

Digicel puts its faith in WiMAX

Pan-Caribbean GSM operator leapfrogs 3G and takes the WiMAX route to mobile broadband.

Pan-Caribbean GSM operator leapfrogs 3G and takes the WiMAX route to mobile broadband.

WiMAX operators want WiMAX Forum certified devices

WiMAX operators want WiMAX Forum certified devices

The overwhelming majority of WiMAX operators require devices to be WiMAX Forum certified.

Thinking big at WiMAX Congress Asia

Michael Lai, the charismatic CEO of P1, a 2.3GHz WiMAX operator in Malaysia, is candid about the size of the challenge facing the WiMAX community. “This year is a defining year for WIMAX,” he says. “It’s got to happen and it’s got to happen big.”

Packet One targets 250,000 WiMAX subs by year end

Packet One targets 250,000 WiMAX subs

CC Puan, the CEO of Green Packet Berhad, which is the parent company of Malaysian WiMAX operator Packet One (P1), anticipates strong WiMAX subscriber growth through 2009.

WiMAX subs in India to top 13m by 2013

WiMAX subs in India to top 13m by 2013

Despite the repeated delays in the BWA and 3G spectrum auctions in India, analysts at market research firms Maravedis and Tonse Telecom expect a ‘reasonable user base’ of 3G and WiMAX subscribers to be established over the next five years.

WiMAX goes Dutch

WiMAX goes Dutch

Worldmax has launched commercial Mobile WiMAX in the Netherlands and the telecom world is watching.

Betting on WiMAX chips

Betting on WiMAX chips

WiMAX has the benefit of a mature and innovative chipset ecosystem. Increasing volumes is now the priority to lower prices further.