A report published by Juniper Research suggests that Fixed WiMAX could end up phasing out traditional DSL. The report estimates that by the year 2013, up to 13% of DSL subscribers will have made the leap to fixed WiMAX as their means of a broadband connection. Juniper suggests fixed WiMAX installations will be especially attractive in areas that are poorly ... continued »

Building also serves as sixth point-of-presence in company’s New York City network MIDDLETOWN, R.I., April 29, 2008 -- Towerstream (NASDAQ:TWER) a leading fixed WiMAX service provider, today announced it will be powering one of New York City’s landmark skyscrapers with building-wide access to its high-speed, wireless broadband solution. The 50-story building, which extends a full city block, will also serve as ... continued »

DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 3, 2006--Aspen Communications has announced the rollout of a city wide infrastructure for wireless broadband service providers beginning in mid-March. The company is hoping to further capitalize on the spread of the popular WiMAX wireless technology which, among other features is bringing broadband access to rural communities where conventional cable and dsl is not currently available. continued »