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Sprint, Clearwire Mulling Their LTE 4G Future

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Oct 26, 2011, 10:42 AM   by Eric M. Zeman

Sprint and Clearwire have signed a non-binding agreement whereby they'll work together to develop the technical specifications necessary for Clearwire to launch Long Term Evolution and for the two networks to be interoperable. The agreement will cover items such as cell site selection, site builds, and chipsets for devices. The companies want to ensure that customers using Sprint's service will enjoy seamless handoffs between Sprint and Clearwire's networks. Both Sprint and Clearwire have announced plans to shift away from WiMax and deploy LTE 4G networks in their place.

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Luar

Oct 26, 2011, 12:48 PM

Huuummm

Honestly I believe that this is the way to go, Lightsquare may never be up and running + there frequensy is suspect and Clearwire has so much spectrum that Sprint should be ok from this deal. The only question mark is the NON Exclusive deal, hopefully they do stay together. Realize it or not Sprint really needs Clearwire and for what I can see and read LTE is the way to go...

Raul
Luar said:
Honestly I believe that this is the way to go, Lightsquare may never be up and running + there frequensy is suspect and Clearwire has so much spectrum that Sprint should be ok from this deal. The only question mark is th
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WiWavelength

Oct 26, 2011, 1:52 PM

supplemental downlink: the Sprint-Clearwire spectrum solution

Sprint and Clearwire need to coordinate LTE supplemental downlink deployment in their BRS/EBS 2500-2600 MHz spectrum.

For further details, see my previous post:

https://www.phonescoop.com/articles/discuss.php?fm=m ... »

AJ
 
 
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