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WiMAX World USA show comes to Boston

The whole world of WiMAX is crashing down this week in Boston, as several WiMAX vendors are laying down strategies and equipment in hopes of striking partnerships with those companies that would deploy all-networks-WiMAX in the next few years and beyond.

I particularly like this announcement from Sequans Communications -- the company unveiled its mobile WiMAX chip (model SQN1110), which draws a mere 350mW of power and delivers throughput speeds of more than 10 megabits per second. Forget HSDPA and EV-DO, yes?

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