The Wait for WiMax to End in October with Launch of Network in Baltimore

WiMax has been heavily touted for its ability to provide last mile connectivity. As a result people have been keenly awaiting the advent of WiMax, the technology that is capable of sustaining wireless broadband networks spanning entire cities. But the wait for WiMax in the U.S has constantly been elongated for the past few years and the technology has never arrived.
However, Sprint is finally going to put an end to the wait. Baltimore will become the first U.S city to have a WiMax network in October. Sprint has scheduled a launch event on October 8, 2008 in Baltimore. Some other major cities including Chicago and Washington, D.C., are also expected to jump onto the WiMax bandwagon this year.
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Macknzie
September 24, 2008 at 8:10am
Tgdaily's article isn't accurate. Jackson, Wyoming has already rolled out a WiMax system:
http://www.engadget.com/2008/07/01/first-us-wimax-deployment-goes-live-in-jackson-hole-wyoming/.
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TheZomb
September 24, 2008 at 11:03am
This is the first Wimax deployment that you should care about because it isn't in the middle of no where. They also left out it's supposed to be in Chicago and NY by the end of the year














