List of WiMAX networks
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The following is a list of WiMAX networks.
Standards
- IEEE 802.16 - called fixed WiMAX because of static connection without handover.
- IEEE 802.16e - called mobile WiMAX because it allows handovers between base stations.
- IEEE 802.16m - advanced air interface with data rates of 100 Mbit/s mobile and 1 Gbit/s fixed.
Networks
Operator
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Country
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Frequency (GHz)
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Standard
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Launch date
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Notes
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Net One
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Angola
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2,5 / 5,0
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IEEE 802.16 IEEE 802.16e
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March 2008 ?
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[1] Subsidiary of MSTelcom.
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Startel
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Angola
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3,5
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IEEE 802.16
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July 2007
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[2][3] Joint venture between MundoStartel (MST) and Namibia Telecom.
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MTN
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Cameroon
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3,5
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IEEE 802.16
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December 2008
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[4]
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YooMee
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Cameroon
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2,5
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IEEE 802.16e
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May 2011
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[5][6] Network is upgradable to LTE, if it should be necessary.
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Netpage
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Gambia
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2,3
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IEEE 802.16e
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March 2012
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[7][8][9] Seamless migration from WiMAX to LTE possible.
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Emtel
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Mauritius
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3,5
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?
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December 2009
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[10][11]
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Foris
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Mozambique
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2,5
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IEEE 802.16e
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May 2011
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[12]
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Mobitel
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Nigeria
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2,3
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IEEE 802.16e
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November 2010
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[13][14][15]
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Econet
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Zimbabwe
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2,5
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IEEE 802.16e
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April 2010
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[16][17]
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uMax
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Zimbabwe
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2,5
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IEEE 802.16e
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June 2012
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[18][19]
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Xplornet
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Canada
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3,5
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IEEE 802.16e
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March 2011
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[20]
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Digicel
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Cayman Islands
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2,3
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IEEE 802.16e
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December 2005
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[21][22]
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Claro
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Chile
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3,5
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IEEE 802.16 IEEE 802.16e
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March 2007 October 2007
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[23][24][25][26][27][28]
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Entel
|
Chile
|
3,5
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IEEE 802.16
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September 2006
|
[29]
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RACSA
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Costa Rica
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3,5
|
IEEE 802.16
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January 2008
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[30]
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Onemax
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Dominican Republic
|
3,5
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IEEE 802.16e
|
October 2007
|
[31]
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Digicel
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Jamaica
|
2,5
|
IEEE 802.16
|
2007
|
[32][33]
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Ultranet2go
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Mexico
|
2,5
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IEEE 802.16e
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August 2006
|
[34]
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Emax
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Peru
|
2,5
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IEEE 802.16e
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February 2007
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[35]
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Olo
|
Peru
|
2,5
|
?
|
September 2012
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[36]
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DigitalBridge
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United States
|
2,5
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IEEE 802.16e
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June 2007
|
[37]
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Comstar
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Armenia
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3,5 / 3,7
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IEEE 802.16e
|
October 2008
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[38]
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BigAir
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Australia
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5,8
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IEEE 802.16m
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August 2007
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[39][40] Operates near-blanket coverage across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Adelaide and Perth. This network provides Australian businesses with symmetric broadband services.
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AzQTel
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Azerbaijan
|
3,5
|
IEEE 802.16e
|
September 2008
|
[41]
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Go Broadband
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Bangladesh
|
3,5
|
IEEE 802.16e
|
April 2014
|
[42] Jointly provided by ADN Telecom, Agni Systems and GrameenPhone.
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Vtel
|
Georgia
|
2,3
|
IEEE 802.16e
|
December 2008
|
[43]
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PT First Media
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Indonesia
|
2,3
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IEEE 802.16
|
July 2010
|
[44][45]
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UQ Communications (KDDI)
|
Japan
|
2,5
|
IEEE 802.16e
|
February 2009
|
[46][47][48]
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Unifi Mobile
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Malaysia
|
2,3
|
IEEE 802.16e
|
August 2008
|
Formerly known as P1 [49]
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Ulusnet
|
Mongolia
|
3,5
|
IEEE 802.16 IEEE 802.16e
|
February 2007 March 2011
|
[50][51]
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Dialog Broadband Networks
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Sri Lanka
|
3,5
|
IEEE 802.16
|
November 2007
|
[52]
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Lanka Bell
|
Sri Lanka
|
3,5
|
IEEE 802.16
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June 2008
|
[53]
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Sri Lanka Telecom
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Sri Lanka
|
2,5
|
IEEE 802.16e
|
January 2011
|
[54]
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Butlernetworks
|
Denmark
|
5,8
|
IEEE 802.16
|
June 2007
|
[55]
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Bollore Telecom
|
France
|
3,5
|
IEEE 802.16e
|
?
|
[56][57]
|
Imagine
|
Ireland
|
3,5
|
IEEE 802.16e
|
October 2009
|
[58]
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Slovanet
|
Slovakia
|
3,5 / 10,5
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IEEE 802.16e ?
|
? ?
|
[59][60]
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Intellecom
|
Ukraine
|
2,3
|
IEEE 802.16e
|
May 2010
|
[61] Services offered under the brand name Giraffe.
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UHT
|
Ukraine
|
3,5
|
IEEE 802.16e
|
2005
|
[62] Services offered under the brand name FreshTel.
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See also
References
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