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« Cisco Buys Mobile WiMax Equipment Maker Navini | Main | Sprint, Clearwire Abandon Complementary WiMax for Now »
Wall Street Journal spells out that Sprint Nextel has put many options on the table for WiMax rollout, but canceling it appears unlikely: The takeaway here is that Sprint might merge with Clearwire through a spinoff that would form a separate public company, look for specific investment in the WiMax unit, purchase Clearwire—or just sign the darned contract with Clearwire for building a complementary network footprint. Sprint is trying to get its act together in preparation of the entrance of a new permanent CEO; they don’t want to stand still while they engage in a search.
Posted by Glennf at November 1, 2007 3:33 PM
Categories: Mobile WiMax, competitive landscape, financial