Clearwire
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| Type | Public (NASDAQ: CLWR) |
| Founded | October 2003 |
| Founder | Craig McCaw |
| Headquarters | Kirkland, Washington |
| Industry | Internet |
| Operating income | - US$693.23 Million (2007) |
| Net income | - US$727.47 Million (2007) |
| Employees | 1,990 (Dec '07) |
| Website | clearwire.com |
Clearwire Corporation (stylized as "clearw˙re" in the logo) is a wireless broadband Internet service provider (ISP) serving markets in the United States, Ireland, Belgium, Denmark (with Danske Telecom) and Mexico (via MVSNet). Clearwire was founded by cellular phone pioneer Craig McCaw in October 2003[1][2] and headquartered in Kirkland, Washington. Clearwire currently uses Expedience wireless technology, dubbed Pre-WiMax, transmitted from cell sites over licensed spectrum of 2.5-2.6 GHz in the U.S. and 3.5 GHz in Europe.[3]
Clearwire is to be merged with Xohm. Sprint will own 51% of the firm, with ex-Clearwire shareholders owning 27%, and a consortium of Comcast, Time Warner, Intel, Google, and Bright House owning the balance. The new firm will be retain the "Clearwire" brand.
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Sprint and Clearwire have been bailed out by some pretty rich partners. The two companies have agreed to combine their WiMAX wireless broadband businesses to form a new wireless communications company called Clearwire. ...
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... move for a company which has many close ties to the competing WiMax standard. For instance, the operator currently offers a WiMax-like network in 178 cities in Canada, and in March 2005, it partnered with Clearwire (NSDQ: CLWR) [...]
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If anyone would like to have Clearwire internet in their home for $42 a month, please let me know. Clearwire is wireless so the modem can be moved to anywhere that Clearwire is available (yes, i've said Clearwire 5 times and no, ...
Clearwire and Sprint have had an on-again-off-again partnership relating to the WiMax role out, but thanks to the industry funding I mentioned above, the revolutionary technology is finally making its way onto the market. ...
When Jodie and I got our house in 2006, we decided to try out Clearwire wireless internet. The service was a bit of a newcomer to Eugene at the time, and we were interested in seeing how they compared to cable and DSL. ...
The fate of the Sprint WiMax deal with Clearwire now rests in the hands of Illinois judges. iPCS, the affiliate carrier selling Sprint-branded service throughout a huge chunk of the Midwest, said Thursday that it …
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