October 14 2008
To see just what WiMax is, how it works and what it’s actually capable of, I went to Baltimore, the first U.S. city to offer WiMax service commercially, to try it out. Called Xohm, the new network is a joint venture of Sprint and Clearwire. So far, Xohm has spent about $3.2 billion to develop, test and roll out WiMax in a few places, according to Sprint CEO Dan Hesse. “It’s just the start. Another $5 billion will be required to create a national network,” he explains. Google, Intel and several cable companies have invested an additional $3 billion in the project.

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