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While LTE is the Choice for Many Mobile Carriers, a World of Opportunity Remains for WiMAX Operators and Vendors At this time

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Content	While LTE is the Choice for Many Mobile Carriers, a World of Opportunity Remains for WiMAX Operators and Vendors At this time there is little controversy over the fact LTE (Long Term Evolution) will become the dominant global 4G wireless technology over the next ten years. The only real issue at this point is when most carriers will opt to migrate to LTE and how long HSPA+ and CDMA EVDO Rev A will delay LTE deployments. But the wireless world does not just include mobile wireless, particularly high-end, 3.5G and 4G, mobile wireless. India and China, the Middle East and Africa, the South American continent and parts of the Asia-Pacific region are examples of this; lower-tier technology markets due to spending constraints of the subscriber audience. Many areas within these regions are also severely lacking in broadband infrastructure due to the same lack of spending power among the potential subscriber audience. This is changing however due to government efforts, falling prices on broadband access and cheaper access devices, such as the ultra-low-cost PC. The Large and Growing World Fixed Broadband Market There were nearly 467 million fixed broadband subscribers worldwide by 4Q 2009, according to the Broadband Forum, an industry trade group for wireline broadband providers and associated industry members headquartered in Fremont, California. Much of this growth was in areas that had been lacking broadband access. During 2009 there were 58 million broadband lines added during the year, with the fourth quarter showing the greatest growth. Visant Strategies foresees the number of broadband subscribers growing to over one billion by year-end 2016. Overall this would mean a 14% fixed broadband penetration rate when comparing the world population to the overall number of fixed broadband subscribers in the world. While that seem like a small percentage, the number in year-end 2009 stood at 7%. Broadband Growth Worldwide Means Great Fixed WiMAX Potential The 3.5 GHz spectrum that WiMAX systems are largely deployed in could prove to be very useful for high density zones. The drawbacks to large deployments, however, in these bands include network ownership, lack of coverage, device availability and competition with Wi-Fi in some cases. WiMAX has a substantial support community and it is rapidly becoming the de facto standard for 3.5 GHz networks around the world. These networks will mainly be fixed and portable due to legal restriction and financial challenges inherent to deploying a mobile wireless network in the 3.5 GHz band. These challenges include the facts many base stations are required for 1 / 4
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