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Taiwan still backing WiMAX against LTE
Just last month, Taiwan reported a massive jump in the number of WiMAX subscribers in the country, almost 85 percent growth for the six months ending November 2011. However, the world is changing fast to LTE, and the government of Taiwan is now ...
Jefferies Maintains a 'Hold' on Sequans Communications (SQNS); 4Q Preview
Jefferies analyst said, "SQNS is cheap but hard on the eye (serial warnings) and at the mercy of market dynamics near term - at least the WiMAX sales collapse ("zero" US sales into FY12) is well-flagged as shipments are almost halted at one US customer.
Vector DSP targets 4G software-defined radios.
Supporting WCDMA, HSPA, WiMAX, LTE, and LTE-A standards and multicore architectures, it offers full 3G/4G PHY solution. Unit provides 8-way VLIW, 512-bit SIMD operations, 32 MAC operations/cycle, and support for complex arithmetic and non-vectorized operations.
Clearwire's Q4 preview: Revenue doubles on customer growth
It appears Clearwire's got some of its confidence back. The 4G WiMax service provider has released select preliminary results from its fourth quarter, including revenue that was double that of a year ago--$362 million, compared with the year-ago ...
WiMAX Forum President to Retire At the End of the Month
The WiMAX Forum has announced that its Presdient, Mr. Ronald J. Resnick is retiring from the job at the end of this month. Declan Byrne will take up the role of Acting President in the meantime. Declan Byrne joined the WiMAX Forum in 2010 as the Senior ...
Fujitsu to Highlight Latest WiMAX Fixed and Mobile Device Technologies at Annual WiMAX World in Chicago, September 25-27
CHICAGO and SUNNYVALE, Calif., Sept. 24 / / -- WiMAX World -- Fujitsu Microelectronics America, Inc. (FMA) will feature its newest mobile and fixed WiMAX device technologies at the annual WiMAX World Conference September 25-27 at McCormick Place in Chicago.
Ronald J. Resnick Retires as President of the WiMAX Forum
San Diego, CA, January 27, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Today, the WiMAX Forum announced that effective February 1st, 2012, Mr. Ronald J. Resnick is retiring from his role as the President of the WiMAX Forum. The WiMAX Forum would like to extend its sincerest thanks ...
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