[qi:051] AT&T’s Alaskan subsidiary, AT&T Alascom has launched a WiMAX network in Alaska. The network is part of AT&T’s long term WiMAX/Broadband plans is built with Alvarion gear (ALVR). The 1 megabits per second service is currently available in Juneau but will expand to other parts of the state. The service starts at $19.95 a month. Alaska is bit of a trend setter and one of the most wired states in the Union. On another note, has anyone noticed that Alvarion stock has been on a tear lately, mostly on good news about revenues and general hype around WiMAX
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