WiMAX in la Pampa By Adlane Fellah, CEO, Maravedis

I just traveled to Argentina, spending family time in the cities of Cordoba and Buenos Aires, the capital. Argentina is a beautiful and large country with a very European heritage in the heart of Latin America.  I took sometimes to visit remote towns such as Alta Gracia, where prominent people such as revolutionary Che Guevara and Spanish composer Manuel de Falla spent part of their lives. I was quite surprised to see the high availability of ADSL services in the center of these rural towns. Only in areas outside the city were citizens still limited to dial-up service. In Cordoba and Buenos Aires, broadband is available pretty much everywhere through both cable and ADSL. And I mean real broadband—not 64 kbps but from 512 kbps up to 5 Mbps . more…

Upcoming Mobile Broadband Devices Address Productivity and Style By Jeff Orr, Senior Analyst - Consumer Electronics

The adage that “content is king” is true for the emerging mobile broadband industry. Content delivery occurs over an increasing number of consumer electronics devices that attempt to address form, fit, and function requirements of modern on-the-go consumers and those experiencing Internet content for the first time. The International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) is an excellent venue to preview consumer electronics devices that are likely to hit the market this year. Device trends for mobile broadband include: more…

The Russian Federation: Among the Top Five BWA/WiMAX Opportunities in the World Artur Mironenko, Senior Analyst - Russia and Ukraine

Our new report launched yesterday makes it clear, the Russian Federation remains among the world’s top five Wireless Broadband opportunities. The Russian economy is flourishing. GDP per capita has risen from $4000 in 1999 to $12,000 in 2006.  The demand in telecom services is rapidly outpacing the capacity of legacy infrastructure. Even now, investment in telecom is mostly coming into large cities, still leaving many places without coverage. Over 75% of Russians still do not have access to basic dial-up Internet access. Wireless Internet Service Providers (WISPs) have the chance to tap into this latent demand for broadband connections. more…

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