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Mobile WiMAX faces future setbacks
Author:John Walko

Mobile WiMax may become a spent technology even before it gains any commercial traction, a market research group warned. The technology is expected to face a number of challenges that are likely to make it unfeasible as a mobile "access" technology.

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