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After a year of aggressive market launches across the U.S., Clearwire Corp. is becoming fairly well recognized for its pioneering use of the wireless broadband technology known as WiMAX, the “Wi-Fi on steroids” technology that allows providers like Clearwire to build “hotspots the size of a city.”

While WiMAX’s ability to provide broadband Internet access with cellular-like mobility is certainly the most recognizable attribute of Clearwire’s deployments, there is a lesser-known but just as important level of innovation taking place inside…

Editor’s note: The following is an excerpt from our latest quarterly report on all things Clearwire, the CLEARWIRE NTK OCTOBER 2009 (need to know) report, available now for the low low price of $4.95. In this excerpt we talk about how Clearwire’s on-time, on-target market launches in Atlanta and Las Vegas, as well as a host of smaller cities, have kept the company on target with its ambitious 2009 rollout plans. For the full report, order online here. Report excerpt…

Our second quarterly report on all things Clearwire, the Clearwire NTK October 2009, is now live on the site and ready for download for the low, low price of just $4.95 — that’s correct, four dollars and ninety-five cents. What do you get for five bucks? Here’s a small sampling:

In the October 2009 Clearwire NTK report you will learn:

– Why the Atlanta and Las Vegas market launches, and follow-on launches in smaller cities, have helped Clearwire move from a will-they-ever-arrive…

(Editor’s note: The following is an excerpt from our WiMAX Business Deployment Guide, a FREE DOWNLOAD from our site. In this excerpt we present our executive summary, self explanatory below. Enjoy and download your copy today!)

Executive Summary — Portability may be why WiMAX Might Make Sense for your Business Broadband Needs

Business users evaluating WiMAX for their broadband and Internet-access needs may be surprised to find that the simple portability of the new services may be more useful, at least for…

When WiMAX providers talk about the technology’s attributes, cellular-like mobility is usually near the top of the list. But for many business users WiMAX’s simple portability — the ability to pick up and move your broadband connection — may prove to be a more powerful economic and operational lure, the kind of money-saving, hassle-free attribute that gets CIOs interested and gets POs signed.

The power and potential attractiveness of WiMAX’s simple portability was one of the surprising themes we picked up…

The Sidecut Reports WiMAX Business Deployment Guide answers the questions businesses small and large may have about the newest wireless broadband technology to hit the U.S. market: What is WiMAX, how can we use it, and how might its features, prices and attributes save us money, enable new business opportunities, or bring more flexibility and connectivity options to our existing workforce?

Prepared in an easy-to-read style with deep background material for those who may not have understood WiMAX before, the report…