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BuddeComm’s analyses of the 2008 WiMAX market finds that the future of WiMAX remains in niche markets and emerging markets. There may be some good fixed wireless opportunities for WiMAX in regional markets and opportunities for WiMAX also exist in the enterprise segment. Operators in well developed telco markets should be talking about the business models used, rather than appropriating the technology. In the emerging markets, the reason WiMAX is being deployed is simple: in most cases it is the only way to get a broadband connection. This report includes BuddeComm’s analyses of the future of WiMAX and includes recent developments. The report also includes WiMAX statistics and forecasts.

  • 1. Synopsis
  • 2. The future of WiMAX
    • 2.1 Alternative to mass market fixed broadband - Failed
    • 2.2 Opportunities in regional niche markets
    • 2.3 Alternative to mobile broadband - Failed
    • 2.4 WiMAX remains a niche market product
  • 3. Recent developments
    • 3.1 Commercial WiMAX to be used in Amsterdam
    • 3.2 Mobile WiMAX products certified 2008
    • 3.3 Google joins WiMAX venture – May 2008
      • 3.3.1 Partnership ends – Sprint Nextel and Clearwire – Nov 2007
    • 3.4 ITU includes WiMAX in IMT-2000
    • 3.5 Cisco buys Navini Networks
  • 4. Industry consortia
    • 4.1 WiMAX forum
    • 4.2 WiMAX Spectrum Owners Alliance (WiSOA)
  • 5. WiMAX statistics and forecasts
  • 6. Conclusion: WiMAX a boon for developing markets
  • 7. Related reports
  • Table 1 – Number of WiMAX subscribers worldwide – 2007 - 2008
  • Table 2 – WiMAX deployments worldwide – mid-2008
  • Table 3 – Value of WiMAX equipment sales worldwide – Q1 2008
  • Table 4 – Share of WiMAX deployments by region – Q1 2007
  • Table 5 – PMP for WiMAX spectrum by region – 2007
  • Exhibit 1 – WiMAX Forum

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