List of WiMAX networks

The following is a list of WiMAX networks.

Standards

• IEEE 802.16 - called fixed WiMAX because of static connection without handover.
• IEEE 802.16e - called mobile WiMAX because it allows handovers between base stations.
• IEEE 802.16m - advanced air interface with data rates of 100 Mbit/s mobile and 1 Gbit/s fixed.

Networks

Operator	Country	Frequency (GHz)	Standard	Launch date	Notes
Net One	Angola	2,5 / 5,0	IEEE 802.16 IEEE 802.16e	March 2008 ?	[1] Subsidiary of MSTelcom.
Startel	Angola	3,5	IEEE 802.16	July 2007	[2][3] Joint venture between MundoStartel (MST) and Namibia Telecom.
MTN	Cameroon	3,5	IEEE 802.16	December 2008	[4]
YooMee	Cameroon	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	May 2011	[5][6] Network is upgradable to LTE, if it should be necessary.
Netpage	Gambia	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	March 2012	[7][8][9] Seamless migration from WiMAX to LTE possible.
Emtel	Mauritius	3,5	?	December 2009	[10][11]
Foris	Mozambique	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	May 2011	[12]
Mobitel	Nigeria	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	November 2010	[13][14][15]
Econet	Zimbabwe	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	April 2010	[16][17]
uMax	Zimbabwe	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	June 2012	[18][19]
Xplornet	Canada	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	March 2011	[20]
Digicel	Cayman Islands	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	December 2005	[21][22]
Claro	Chile	3,5	IEEE 802.16 IEEE 802.16e	March 2007 October 2007	[23][24][25][26][27][28]
Entel	Chile	3,5	IEEE 802.16	September 2006	[29]
RACSA	Costa Rica	3,5	IEEE 802.16	January 2008	[30]
Onemax	Dominican Republic	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	October 2007	[31]
Digicel	Jamaica	2,5	IEEE 802.16	2007	[32][33]
Ultranet2go	Mexico	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	August 2006	[34]
Emax	Peru	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	February 2007	[35]
Olo	Peru	2,5	?	September 2012	[36]
DigitalBridge	United States	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	June 2007	[37]
Comstar	Armenia	3,5 / 3,7	IEEE 802.16e	October 2008	[38]
BigAir	Australia	5,8	IEEE 802.16m	August 2007	[39][40] Operates near-blanket coverage across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Adelaide and Perth. This network provides Australian businesses with symmetric broadband services.
AzQTel	Azerbaijan	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	September 2008	[41]
Go Broadband	Bangladesh	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	April 2014	[42] Jointly provided by ADN Telecom, Agni Systems and GrameenPhone.
Vtel	Georgia	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	December 2008	[43]
PT First Media	Indonesia	2,3	IEEE 802.16	July 2010	[44][45]
UQ Communications (KDDI)	Japan	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	February 2009	[46][47][48]
Unifi Mobile	Malaysia	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	August 2008	Formerly known as P1 [49]
Ulusnet	Mongolia	3,5	IEEE 802.16 IEEE 802.16e	February 2007 March 2011	[50][51]
Dialog Broadband Networks	Sri Lanka	3,5	IEEE 802.16	November 2007	[52]
Lanka Bell	Sri Lanka	3,5	IEEE 802.16	June 2008	[53]
Sri Lanka Telecom	Sri Lanka	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	January 2011	[54]
Butlernetworks	Denmark	5,8	IEEE 802.16	June 2007	[55]
Bollore Telecom	France	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[56][57]
Imagine	Ireland	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	October 2009	[58]
Slovanet	Slovakia	3,5 / 10,5	IEEE 802.16e ?	? ?	[59][60]
Intellecom	Ukraine	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	May 2010	[61] Services offered under the brand name Giraffe.
UHT	Ukraine	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	2005	[62] Services offered under the brand name FreshTel.

See also

• List of LTE networks