In January, I wrote on TeleCis Wireless' funding. TeleCis is a fabless semiconductor company in Silicon Valley dedicated to delivering multiprotocol-wireless system-on-a-chip solutions.
David Sumi, Vice President of Marketing at TeleCis, now writes on convergedigest.com on the WiMAX evolution. David is making a point when he writes that
"indeed, for any wireless technology to be truly viable, it must take advantage of the one unassailable attribute wireless has over all other access technologies – the ability to move about."
That explains why TeleCis focuses on 802.16e, the mobile version of WiMAX.
It seems to me that WiMAX is getting traction again, after the 2004 hype and its free fall in 2005.