GLG News by Wimax Experts (North America)

I have openly supported femtocell technology for sometime.  I think the technology’s ability to support residential and small business wireless local area networks was always attractive.  I think the technology’s inherent intelligent base station design gives carriers greater flexibility.

No one should be surprised by slowing smart phone or any handset sales.  We are in a recession.  Once telecom, an infrastructure business, begins to feel the pinch, then you know we are in trouble.

Christy’s departure is another sign of the changes ahead for Alcatel-Lucent.  The ride is going to get worse from here on.

1.      Valmont, a well-diversified company, is not likely to depend greatly on its wireless business for profit margins. 2.      A manufacturer of towers, the supplier has been getting some stiff competition from a couple of key rivals in the US. 3.     ...

1.      Opnext has assumed a leadership role in 10G optics. 2.      It has every flavor – XFP, SFP, SFP+ -- and has tended in the past to remain ahead of the curve. 3.      However, it appears that Opnext’s competitors are catching...

Well this may work.  However, it is all dependent on the cooperation of the carriers.  Then again there is the question of spectrum speculation.

1.      Apparently, getting manufacturing yields up to a higher level has always been a challenge for Infinera. 2.      It appears to be a function of the Indium Phosphide technology. 3.      There are good arguments against...

1.      The whole telecom industry was amazed by the unprecedented rate in which Verizon built its FiOS network. 2.      Just as the transition from 2G to 3G has been slow, the safe betting is that 4G in a big way is not around the corner. 3.     ...

1.      AT&T’s enterprise business is not presently meeting expectations. 2.      This market for the largest US carrier is going flat quickly. 3.      Despite residential network build-outs proceeding strongly at Verizon,...

1.      “What's with WWP? – is the key question asked in the source article. 2.      As stated in previous analyses, it is not certain that there is even a contract in place with AT&T for the World Wide Packets solution – to even be “on track” 3.     ...