Clearwire

If Clearwire is still in business by then it may be able to survive well into the meatier part of 4G adoption.

WiMAX Will Keep Limping Along 2009

Actually everyone is going to be doing it as cable companies invest more in Clearwire to be able to tap into Wimax integration as a quad-play for their customers.

Subsidized Netbooks = Bad Idea 2009

A few cable providers, which also invested in Clearwire, have already dismissed the idea of making an additional investment, leaving only Sprint.

Sprint Posts Loss, but Adds Customers Roger Cheng 2010

Clearwire is going to need a lot of grass roots marketing in order to get awareness out.

Clearwire Launches in Atlanta: WiMAX for 3M People 2009

Intel has invested $1.725 billion in Clearwire to create a WiMAX network in the U.S., and has invested in operators in Egypt, The Netherlands, the U. K, Malaysia, Taiwan and Australia.

Intel Invest $43M in Japanese WiMAX Operator 2009

The wireless carrier, which owns a 54% stake in Clearwire, has heavily pushed its 4G-compatible Evo and Epic smartphones as an advantage over its larger rivals.

Sprint Posts Loss, but Adds Customers Roger Cheng 2010

Sprint and its partners in Clearwire have so far built out a WiMAX network that covers 50 markets and an estimated 60 million people.

Sprint shows off 4G video apps Brad Reed 2010

Intel is not the only investor in Clearwire, Google was part of that deal as well and the jury is still out on whether it will be a loser or not.

Google’s New Fund Should Advance Its Goals, If It Has Them 2009

Despite the slow buildout, Clearwire is starting to gain momentum.

Clearwire Roger Cheng 2010

Clearwire is also expanding (or trying to expand) really quickly in Atlanta.

Clearwire: We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ LTE 2009