In a number of goodness news for the likes of Clearwire and its controlling parent-company Sprint (New York Stock Exchange: S), Juniper Research has released a new study that projects annual mobile WiMAX revenues of $15 one thousand million by 2014. The gross would ride in on the back of some 50 million expected mobile WiMAX subscribers by 2014. Mobile River WiMAX is expected to replace DSL and satellite internet services. Especially so in rural areas where DSL lines aren’t yet installed.
It distillery stiff to be seen how WiMAX volition fare in the facing of LTE networks from radio carriers around the earth. Clearwire has yet to light up its WiMAX networks in more than a handful of early markets, and Verizon (New York Stock Exchange: VZ) is ramping up to launching LTE as early as the first quarter of 2010.