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The following is a list of WiMAX networks.
| This article needs to be updated.(October 2023) |
The following is a list of WiMAX 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. |
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