List of WiMAX networks

A list of WiMAX networks worldwide.

General information

• IEEE 802.16 - So called fixed WiMAX because of static connection without handover.
• IEEE 802.16e - So called mobile WiMAX because it allows handovers between base stations.
• IEEE 802.16m - Advanced Air Interface with data rates of 100 Mbit/s mobile and 1 Gbit/s fixed.

Active networks

Africa

Operator	Country	Frequency (GHz)	Standard	Launch date	Notes
Algérie Télécom	Algeria	?	EEE 802.16	February 2008	[1]
Icosnet	Algeria	3,5	IEEE 802.16	June 2008	[2]
SLC	Algeria	3,5 / 5,8	IEEE 802.16	April 2006	[2]
Cmcangola.com	Angola	3,5/5,8	IEEE 802.16	February 2008
Net One	Angola	2,5 / 5,0	IEEE 802.16 IEEE 802.16e	March 2008 ?	[3] Subsidiary of MSTelcom.
Startel	Angola	3,5	EEE 802.16	July 2007	[4][5] Joint venture between MundoStartel (MST) and Namibia Telecom.
MTN	Cameroon	3,5	EEE 802.16	December 2008	[6][7]
Orange	Cameroon	2,3 / 3,5	EEE 802.16	April 2008	[2]
YooMee	Cameroon	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	May 2011	[8][9] Network is upgradable to LTE, if it should be necessary.
Millenium Telecom	Central African Republic	?	IEEE 802.16e	?	[10]
?	Democratic Republic of Congo	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	June 2009	[11]
Guineanet	Equatorial Guinea	0,7	?	?	[12] Migration to LTE via software-only upgrade possible.
Netpage	Gambia	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	March 2012	[13][14][15] Seamless migration from WiMAX to LTE possible.
DiscoveryTel	Ghana	?	IEEE 802.16e	?	[16]
U2 Online	Ghana	2,3	?	?	[7]
MTN	Guinea	?	?	?	[17]
E-Networks	Guyana	?	?	December 2010	[18][19]
GTT	Guyana	3,5	?	?	[20]
AccessKenya	Kenya	3,3	IEEE 802.16e	?	[2][21][22]
KDN	Kenya	3,3 / 3,5	IEEE 802.16e IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
One Communications	Kenya	?	?	?	[23]
Orange	Kenya	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[24]
Safaricom	Kenya	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[25]
UUNET	Kenya	?	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
Wananchi	Kenya	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
Vodacom	Lesotho	3,3 / 3,5	?	?	[26]
Cellcom	Liberia	2,5 / 3,5	?	?	[27]
WAT	Liberia	3,3	IEEE 802.16	?	[2][27] Awarded 15-year licence in 2010.
LTT	Libya	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	January 2009	[24][28]
Burco	Malawi	?	IEEE 802.16e	?	[29]
TNM	Malawi	?	?	May 2012	[30][31]
Dogon	Mali	?	?	January 2013	[32]
Orange	Mali	?	?	?	[33]
Chinguitel	Mauritania	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[34][35]
Emtel	Mauritius	3,5	?	December 2009	[36][37]
Comzatel	Mozambique	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	December 2009	[38]
Foris	Mozambique	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	May 2011	[2][39]
Teledata	Mozambique	?	IEEE 802.16	2006	[40][41]
Telecom Namibia	Namibia	3,5	IEEE 802.16	March 2007	[2]
ipNX	Nigeria	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[24][42][43]
Mobitel	Nigeria	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	November 2010	[44][45][46]
Monarch	Nigeria	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[47][48]
MTN	Nigeria	3,5	?	?	[7][49]
Multi-links	Nigeria	2,3	?	?	[44][50]
SWIFT	Nigeria	2,3 / 3,5	?	?	[51]
Augere	Rwanda	?	?	September 2011	[52] Services offered under the brand name Qubee.
Comium Data	Rwanda	?	?	?	[53] Awarded licence in 2009.
RwandaTel	Rwanda	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	2009	[2]
FGC Wireless	Sierra Leone	?	IEEE 802.16e	November 2007	[2][54]
Easttel	South Africa	3,5	?	January 2012	[55]
iBurst	South Africa	2,5 / 3,5	IEEE 802.16e	October 2008	[56][57][58][59]
Neotel	South Africa	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	July 2008	[2][56][60]
Vodacom	South Africa	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[24]
Sasatel	Tanzania	?	?	January 2010	[61]
Startel	Tanzania	?	?	?	[62][63] Services offered under the brand name raha.
Vodacom	Tanzania	3,5	IEEE 802.16	2008	[2]
Foris	Uganda	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	May 2011	[2][39]
MTN	Uganda	3,5	IEEE 802.16	June 2007	[2]
Smile	Uganda	?	?	November 2009	[64]
Uganda Telecom	Uganda	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[2]
Warid	Uganda	?	IEEE 802.16e	December 2008	[2]
AfriConnect	Zambia	2,5	IEEE 802.16	March 2005	[2]
Aptics	Zimbabwe	?	IEEE 802.16e	March 2012	[65][66]
Broadlands	Zimbabwe	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	?	[24][67]
Econet	Zimbabwe	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	April 2010	[68][69]
Spiritage	Zimbabwe	?	?	June 2011	[70]
uMax	Zimbabwe	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	June 2012	[71][72]

Americas

Operator	Country	Frequency (GHz)	Standard	Launch date	Notes
Ertach	Argentina	3,5	IEEE 802.16 ? IEEE 802.16e	?	[73][74]
Digicel	Barbados	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[75]
TeleBarbados	Barbados	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2] Operator covers most of the island of Barbados in partnership with its subsidiary Freemotion.
North Rock	Bermuda	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	2006	[76]
COTAS	Bolivia	3,5	?	?	[77]
COTES	Bolivia	3,5	?	?	[78]
Entel	Bolivia	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	November 2008	[79][80]
NuevaTel	Bolivia	?	IEEE 802.16e	May 2008	[81] Services offered under the brand name Viva.
Tigo	Bolivia	3,5	?	September 2007	[82][83]
ABC Communications	Canada	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
CCI Wireless	Canada	3,5	?	?	[84] Operates throughout several communities in rural Alberta which provides internet and VoIP services.
Hydro One	Canada	?	?	?	[85] Data generated by smart meters is backhauled over the network to Hydro One’s operations centre.
I-NetLink	Canada	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
Inukshuk Wireless	Canada	2,5	IEEE 802.16	April 2006	[2][86][87][88] 50:50 joint venture between Bell and Rogers. Bell offers their Portable and Rural Bell WiMAX Internet services in many cities in Alberta, British Columbia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Prince Edward Island, and Quebec. Rogers offered their Portable Internet (WiMAX like) service in over 150 communities across Canada until the end of March 2012.
Navigo Broadband	Canada	3,5	IEEE 802.16	December 2006	[2][89]
Netago Wireless	Canada	3,5	IEEE 802.16	2006	[90]
NetSet	Canada	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[91] Network is upgradeable to LTE.
Primus	Canada	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[92] Trialed in 2007.
Sogetel	Canada	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2] Operator covers Nicolet-Yamaska and Bécancour.
Xplornet	Canada	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	March 2011	[93]
Digicel	Cayman Islands	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	December 2005	[94][95]
Claro	Chile	3,5	IEEE 802.16 IEEE 802.16e	March 2007 October 2007	[96][97][98][99][100][101]
CTR	Chile	2,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
Entel	Chile	3,5	IEEE 802.16	September 2006	[2][102]
VTR	Chile	?	IEEE 802.16e	?	[103]
EmCali	Colombia	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[104]
ETB	Colombia	3,5	?	?	[105]
Orbitel	Colombia	3,5	?	July 2006	[106][107]
IBW	Costa Rica	2,3	?	?	[108]
ICE Celular	Costa Rica	2,5 / 3,5	IEEE 802.16e ?	?	[109][110]
IDNet	Costa Rica	3,3	?	?	[111]
RACSA	Costa Rica	3,5	IEEE 802.16	January 2008	[2][112]
Onemax	Dominican Republic	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	October 2007	[113]
Tricom	Dominican Republic	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[114]
Wind Telecom	Dominican Republic	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	September 2007	[2]
CNT	Ecuador	3,5	IEEE 802.16	July 2008	[2]
PuntoNet	Ecuador	5,8	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
TVCable	Ecuador	3,5	IEEE 802.16	2006	[2]
Claro	El Salvador	?	?	?	[115]
Tigo	El Salvador	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
Digicel	Jamaica	2,5	IEEE 802.16	2007	[116][117]
Axtel	Mexico	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	October 2005	[2][118][119]
Ultranet2go	Mexico	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	August 2006	[24][120]
Yota	Nicaragua	2,5	?	July 2010	[121][122]
Liberty Technologies	Panama	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[2][123] Trialed in 2006.
Personal	Paraguay	?	?	?	[124]
Tigo	Paraguay	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
Emax	Peru	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	February 2007	[2][125]
Olo	Peru	2,5	?	September 2012	[126][127]
QTEL Global	Peru	?	?	?	[128]
AWS Wireless	Puerto Rico	?	?	?	[129] Awarded license in 2006.
Neptuno	Puerto Rico	?	?	?	[130]
CaribServe	St. Maarten	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[131]
?	United States	?	?	?	[132] Services offered in the Hogback Region of the Navajo Nation.
123Net	United States	?	IEEE 802.16	?	[133] Services offered to primarily business customers in the Greater Detroit and Ann Arbor Areas of Michigan.
Altazip	United States	3,5 / 5,8	?	?	Services offered throughout a large area in Central Utah (Sevier, Wayne, Piute, Millard and Sanpete counties).
Antelecom	United States	3,5	?	?	Services offered in Southern California (North Los Angeles and Southern Kern counties).
AT&T Alaska	United States	2,3	?	August 2007	[134][135] Services offered in the Anchorage and Juneau areas. AT&T had multiple WiMAX trials in other areas in 2006. AT&T owns additional 2.3 GHz spectrum in some Southern states.
Azulstar	United States	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	September 2008	[2]
Commspeed	United States	?	?	?	[136] WiMax as well as pre-WiMax and Line-of-sight services offered in Arizona.
Craig Wireless	United States	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[137] Services offered in Palm Springs, California.
Data Truck	United States	?	?	?	[138] Services offered to business and residential customers in and around Watertown, South Dakota.
DigitalBridge	United States	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	June 2007	[2][139]
FairPoint Communications	United States	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[140] Services offered in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont.
Futura	United States	?	?	?	[141]
Globalstar	United States	?	?	?	[142]
Horizon Wi-Com	United States	?	IEEE 802.16e	?	[143][144]
Le-Ru Telephone Company	United States	3,5	?	?	[145]
MegaPath	United States	?	IEEE 802.16	?	[146]
Mercury Wireless	United States	?	?	?	[147]
NetX	United States	?	?	?	[148] Services offered to businesses in the Cleveland, Ohio area.
nexogy	United States	0,9 / 2,5 / 5,0	?	?	[149] Services offered in the Dade County area. Their wireless network uses the 802.11 b/g/ac protocol. The service offers up to 500Mbit/s at 15+ miles, featuring MIMO Airmax, GPS Sync, AC Links to provide the maximum QoS in the industry. Full mesh backbone to provide full network redundancy.
Nex-Tech	United States	3,5	?	?	[150] Services offered in Kansas.
Nextera	United States	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2][151]
NextPhase	United States	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[152][153][154]
Northern Michigan University	United States	?	?	?	[155][156][157] Working with Intel, Lenovo, Motorola and Cisco, deployed a WiMAX network covering the City of Marquette, Michigan. Most of the City of Marquette has access to the WiMAX network, as well as some points as far south as Chocolay Township and west as Marquette Township. Currently, students and faculty of NMU have access to the network; along with certain city personnel.
Pipeline	United States	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2][158][159]
Pulsestream Internet Services	United States	3,5 / 5,0 / 5,8	?	?	Holds license for 3,5 GHz in Texas for its backhauls and some PTMP. They also run 5.2, 5.8 Wi-Fi networks in North Texas for Business VOIP and Broadband Services.
Sioux Valley WiMAX	United States	?	?	?	[160] Services offered in the Southeastern South Dakota communities of Brookings, Dell Rapids, Hartford, and Madison
Sling broadband	United States	?	IEEE 802.16e	?	[2] Services offered to businesses in 6 US cities, including Miami, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, and Seattle.
SpeedConnect	United States	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[161] Services offered include WiMAX, Expedience, and Line-of-Sight in Michigan, Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska, South Dakota, Idaho, Montana, and Texas.
Sprint	United States	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	Jan 2009	[2][162][163][164][165][166] Formerly operated by Clearwire and marketed under the brand "CLEAR". Formerly available in 71 U.S. markets covering 110 million people. Network to shut down by 31 March 2016.
TDS Telecom	United States	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[167]
Towerstream	United States	3,5 / 5,8	IEEE 802.16e	?	[168][169] Services offered to businesses in 9 US cities, including Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Providence, San Francisco and Seattle.
University of Colorado at Boulder	United States	?	?	?	[170]
Xanadoo	United States	0,7 / 2,5	IEEE 802.16e	2009	[2] Services offered in Texas, Oklahoma, and Illinois. They also run Navini Networks-based pre-WiMAX networks & have holdings in the 2.5 GHz spectrum in multiple markets in the midwest.
Movilmax	Venezuela	?	?	?	[171]

• At the end of 2008, Sprint Nextel merged their WiMAX operations (under the Xohm brand), with additional investment from five other technology companies to create a "new" Clearwire.
  Comcast, Sprint, and Time Warner Cable acting as wholesale providers provided access to the same underlying WiMAX network.
  Sprint decided to shift to using LTE technology for their 4G services, and is shutting down its WiMAX network on 6 November 2015.^[172]

Asia

Operator	Country	Frequency (GHz)	Standard	Launch date	Notes
Ariana Network Services	Afghanistan	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[2][173] Awarded license in 2012.
Cornet	Armenia	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[24]
Comstar	Armenia	3,5 / 3,7	IEEE 802.16e	October 2008	[174]
iCON	Armenia	?	IEEE 802.16e	March 2009	[175]
AzQTel	Azerbaijan	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	September 2008	[176]
Delta Telecom	Azerbaijan	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	January 2010	[2]
Access Telecom	Bangladesh	3,5	?	?	[177]
ADN Telecom	Bangladesh	3,5	?	?	[178]
Agni Systems	Bangladesh	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	January 2007	[178][179]
Augere	Bangladesh	2,3	IEEE 802.16	October 2009	[2]
BanglaLion	Bangladesh	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	November 2009	[180]
Go Broadband	Bangladesh	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	April 2014	[178] Jointly provided by ADN Telecom, Agni Systems and GrameenPhone.
Ollo	Bangladesh	3,5	IEEE 802.16	January 2012	[181][182]
Chuan Wei	Cambodia	?	IEEE 802.16e	?	[2]
CityLink	Cambodia	2,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
Emaxx	Cambodia	2,5	?	2011	[183][184]
Smart	Cambodia	?	?	?	[185] Trialed in 2011.
Airway	China	?	?	?	[186]
CECT-Chinacomm	China	3,5	?	?	[187]
Guangdong Netcom	China	3,5	IEEE 802.16	2006	[2]
MoqiZone	China	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[188][189]
MagtiCom	Georgia	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	February 2009	[2]
Vtel	Georgia	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	December 2008	[190][7]
Warid	Georgia	3,5	IEEE 802.16	January 2008	[2]
Aircel	India	3,3	IEEE 802.16	October 2006	[2]
Airtel	India	3,3	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
MTNL	India	2,3	?	?	[191]
Tata DoCoMo	India	3,3	IEEE 802.16	June 2007	[2][192][193][194]
PT First Media	Indonesia	2,3	IEEE 802.16	July 2010	[2][195][196]
Reliance Communications	Indonesia	3,3	IEEE 802.16	June 2007	[2]
Telkom	Indonesia	3,3	IEEE 802.16	?	[197]
UQ Communications (KDDI)	Japan	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	February 2009	[198][199][200]
AERO	Kazakhstan	?	IEEE 802.16e	February 2009	[2][201][202]
ARNA	Kazakhstan	?	?	?	[203]
Kcell	Kazakhstan	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[24][204]
Asiaspace	Malaysia	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	August 2008	[2][205][206]
Maxis	Malaysia	?	?	?	[207] Trialed in 2006 and 2007.
P1	Malaysia	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	August 2008	[208]
Redtone	Malaysia	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	August 2008	[2][205]
Yes 4G	Malaysia	2,3	?	August 2008	[205][209]
Telemax	Mongolia	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[2]
Ulusnet	Mongolia	3,5	IEEE 802.16 IEEE 802.16e	February 2007 March 2011	[210][211][212]
Myanmar Teleport	Myanmar	?	IEEE 802.16	February 2008	[2]
RedLink Communications	Myanmar	2,5	IEEE 802.16	October 2008	[2]
Nepal Telecom	Nepal	2,3	IEEE 802.16	November 2012	[213][214]
Augere	Pakistan	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	July 2009	[24][215] Services offered under the brand name Qubee.
Mobilink	Pakistan	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	November 2008	[2]
MyTel	Pakistan	3,5	?	?	[216]
Wateen Telecom	Pakistan	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	December 2007	[217][218]
Wi-Tribe	Pakistan	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	July 2009	[219]
Telikom PNG	Papua New Guinea	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	June 2009	[2]
EasyCall	Philippines	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[220] Trialed in 2011.
Globe	Philippines	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	February 2009	[221][222][223] Operator plans migration to LTE.
Prime Communications	Philippines	2,5	IEEE 802.16	March 2009	[2]
Smart	Philippines	2,3	IEEE 802.16	July 2010	[2]
Wi-Tribe	Philippines	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	February 2010	[2]
KT	South Korea	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	June 2006	[2]
SK Telecom	South Korea	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	June 2006	[2]
Dialog Broadband Networks	Sri Lanka	3,5	IEEE 802.16	November 2007	[2][224]
Lanka Bell	Sri Lanka	3,5	IEEE 802.16	June 2008	[2][225]
Sri Lanka Telecom	Sri Lanka	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	January 2011	[7][226]
Babilon-T	Tajikistan	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	?	[24][227]

• The Indonesian government announced on January 22, 2009, two ministry decrees and three regulations releasing spectrum at 2.3 GHz and 3.3 GHz for wireless broadband access across all regions of Indonesia.
  This means Indonesia will using 2.3 GHz band for the Wimax 16.e standard while 3.3 GHz will be used for the 16.d standard.^[228]
• Indonesia already able to build their own total solution for Wimax including chips^[229] and equipment^[230][231]
• Wimax trial had been held by Indonesian government in mid-October 2008 to provide internet broadband in the Bandung area.^[232]
• Based on trial and local content requisites, two vendors (TRG & HARIFF) were approved by Indonesian government to sell Wimax 16.d equipment to the operators who won wimax 16.d license.
• XIRKA is focusing their business in Wimax chipset.
• TRG, HARIFF & LEN are preparing their product for Wimax 16.e Auction.
• Commercial deployment planned in 2009.^[233]
• In July 2009, Indonesian government had announcement the winner of Wimax 16.d license in 15 zones.^[234] The winner for each region are:
  • Zone 1 covering North Sumatera region, won by PT First Media Tbk.
  • Zone 2 covering Center Sumatera region, won by PT Berca Hardaya Perkasa.
  • Zone 3 covering South Sumatera region, won by PT Berca Hardaya Perkasa.
  • Zone 4 covering Banten, Jakarta, Bogor, Tanggerang & Bekasi, won by PT First Media.
  • Zone 5 covering west Java, won by PT Comtronic System and PT Adiwarta Perdana.
  • Zone 6 covering center Java, won by PT Telkom.
  • Zone 7 covering east Java, won by PT Comtronic System dan PT Adiwarta Perdana.
  • Zone 8 covering Bali and NTB, won by PT Berca Hardaya Perkasa.
  • Zone 9 covering Papua, won by APJII' Consortium & PT Telkom.
  • Zone 10 covering Maluku won by APJII' consortium & PT Telkom.
  • Zone 11 covering south Sulawesi, won by PT Berca Hardaya Perkasa.
  • Zone 12 covering North Sulawesi, won by PT Telkom.
  • Zone 13 covering west Kalimantan, won by PT Berca Hardaya Perkasa.
  • Zone 14 covering east Kalimantan, won by PT Berca Hardaya Perkasa.
  • Zone 15 covering Riau, won by APJII' Consortium & PT Berca Hardaya Perkasa.
• Wimax 16.e auction will be start in 2010 and announced in 2011.^[235]

Europe

Operator	Country	Frequency (GHz)	Standard	Launch date	Notes
Beltelecom	Belarus	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[236] Services offered under the brand name ByFly.
Yota	Belarus	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[237]
Nexcom	Bulgaria	3,5	IEEE 802.16	January 2007	[238][239]
Dubrovnik Telekom	Croatia	?	?	March 2008	[240]
KeterAir	Croatia	3,5	?	?	[241] Awarded 12-year licence in 2011.
Novi-net	Croatia	3,5	?	?	[241][242] Awarded 12-year licence in 2011.
Optima Telekom	Croatia	3,5	IEEE 802.16	November 2006	[2][243]
WiMAX Telecom	Croatia	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	February 2009	[244][245]
Ceske Radiokomunikace	Czech Republic	3,5	IEEE 802.16	January 2009	[2][246]
Butlernetworks	Denmark	5,8	IEEE 802.16	June 2007	[2][247]
ELRO	Denmark	?	?	?	[248]
Elion	Estonia	3,5	IEEE 802.16	October 2006	[2][249] Offered only to business customers.
Finnet	Finland	3,5	?	?	[238][250]
Bollore Telecom	France	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[251][252]
Clearwire	Germany	3,5	?	?	[253] Awarded licence in 2006.
DBD	Germany	3,5	?	?	[253] Awarded licence in 2006.
Inquam	Germany	?	?	?	[253] Awarded licence in 2006.
mvox	Germany	5,8	IEEE 802.16	May 2009	[2] Operates in Rauener Bergen.
NeckarCom	Germany	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	December 2007	[2]
Televersa Online	Germany	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2] Operates in the Southeast of Bavaria.
VSE NET	Germany	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	November 2007	[2]
OTE	Greece	3,5	IEEE 802.16	January 2007	[2]
AirSpeed Telecom	Ireland	3,5	?	?	[254]
Imagine	Ireland	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	October 2009	[24][255]
Maynooth University	Ireland	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	July 2008	[2]
Bluewave	Isle of Man	?	?	?	[256]
E-Via Gruppo Retelit	Italy	3,5	?	?	[24]
Freemax	Italy	3,5 / 5,8	IEEE 802.16e IEEE 802.16		[2]
Linkem	Italy	3,5	?	IEEE 802.16	[24]
Wavemax	Italy	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[2]
ytel	Jersey	?	IEEE 802.16e	?	[257]
LRTC	Lithuania	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	March 2009	[2][258]
Cosmote	Macedonia	?	?	?	[259] Awarded licence in 2007.
Neotel	Macedonia	3,5	?	?	[260]
GO	Malta	3,5	IEEE 802.16	June 2009	[2]
Vodafone	Malta	3,5	IEEE 802.16	June 2007	[2]
m:tel	Montenegro	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[2]
Telenor	Montenegro	3,5	IEEE 802.16	2009	[2]
Worldmax	Netherlands	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	June 2007	[261][262][263]
Hafslund	Norway	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[2] Operates in Østfold.
Telenor	Norway	3,5	IEEE 802.16	October 2007	[2] Operates in Trøndelag coast.
eWi	Poland	?	?	?	[264] Operates in West Pomeranian Voivodeship.
Exatel	Poland	3,5	?	?	[265]
INEA	Poland	?	?	?	[266]
Milmex	Poland	3,5	?	?	[267]
Multimedia Polska	Poland	3,5 / 5,8	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
NASK	Poland	?	?	?	[268]
Netia	Poland	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
SferaNET	Poland	3,5	?	2005	[269]
T-Mobile	Poland	3,5 / 3,7	?	?	[270] Awarded licence in 2004.
Radiocom	Romania	3,5	IEEE 802.16	November 2010	[271][272]
TTK	Russia	3,5	IEEE 802.16	Dec 2014	[273]
BeotelNet	Serbia	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
VeratNet	Serbia	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
Slovanet	Slovakia	3,5 / 10,5	IEEE 802.16e ?	? ?	[274][275]
Telekom Slovenije	Slovenia	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[276]
Euskaltel	Spain	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
Instanet	Spain	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	September 2007	[24][277] Formerly Clearwire.
Portal Wimax	Spain	?	?	?	[278] Operates in Alicante, Murcia and Almería.
R	Spain	5,8	?	?	[2]
Are Network	Sweden	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
Swisscom	Switzerland	?	IEEE 802.16e	?	[238] Trialed in 2007.
Comstar UTS	Ukraine	5,0	?	?	[279] Awarded licence in 2006.
Farlep-Invest	Ukraine	5,0	?	?	[280] Awarded licence in 2012.
Intellecom	Ukraine	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	May 2010	[281] Services offered under the brand name Giraffe.
PAN	Ukraine	5,8	IEEE 802.16	?	[282] Awarded licence in 2007.
UHT	Ukraine	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	2005	[2][283] Services offered under the brand name FreshTel.
Attend 2	United Kingdom	?	?	?	[284] Operates in South East of England.
LiveWave	United Kingdom	?	?	?	[285] Services offered under the brand name Wildcard. Operates in Newcastle upon Tyne, Tynedale, Northumberland and the surrounding areas.
M-WAG	United Kingdom	2,5	?	?	[286] Trialed in 2008.
Urban WiMax	United Kingdom	5,8	IEEE 802.16	?	[2] Operates in Central London (travelcard zone 1 and some of zone 2).
VFast	United Kingdom	5,8	IEEE 802.16	2006	[2] Operates in Kent.

Middle East

Operator	Country	Frequency (GHz)	Standard	Launch date	Notes
Menatelecom	Bahrain	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	November 2008	[287][288]
Zain	Bahrain	3,5	?	2007	[287][289]
Datak Telecom	Iran	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[2][290]
Laser Telecom	Iran	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
Mobinnet	Iran	3,5	?	August 2010	[7][291][292] Operates nationwide.
MTN Irancell	Iran	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	January 2010	[2][291][293] Operates in Tehran, East Azerbaijan, Isfahan, Khorasan Razavi, Fars and Khuzestan.
MTCE	Iran	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[2][291] Operates in Golestan and Isfahan.
Rayaneh Danesh	Iran	?	?	?	[291] Operates in Golestan and Isfahan.
7Netlayers Telecom	Iraq	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	May 2009	[2]
BruskNet	Iraq	?	?	?	[294]
Fanoos Telecom	Iraq	?	?	?	[295]
Iraqtel	Iraq	?	?	?	[238]
Kalimat Telecom	Iraq	?	?	November 2008	[296]
TarinNet	Iraq	?	?	?	[297] Operates in Sulaymaniyah.
Tishknet	Iraq	?	?	?	[298]
Kulacom	Jordan	3,5	?	May 2009	[299]
Mada Communications	Jordan	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	2008	[24][238]
The Blue Zone	Jordan	?	?	?	[300]
Umniah	Jordan	2,5	IEEE 802.16	November 2007	[2]
Wi-Tribe	Jordan	3,5	IEEE 802.16	June 2008	[2]
Zain	Jordan	-	-	-	[301] Uses Mada Communications network.
Mada Communications	Kuwait	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
Cable One	Lebanon	?	IEEE 802.16	?	[2] Services offered under the brand name WIGO.
Mobi	Lebanon	2,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
Pesco Telecom	Lebanon	3,5	IEEE 802.16	November 2008	[2]
Nawras	Oman	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	2010	[2]
Ooredoo	Qatar	?	?	?	[302]
Vodafone	Qatar	?	?	?	[303] Awarded licence in 2008.
GO	Saudi Arabia	3,5	IEEE 802.16	June 2009	[2]
ITC	Saudi Arabia	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2]
Mobily	Saudi Arabia	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[2]
STC	Saudi Arabia	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	[304]
Zain	Saudi Arabia	3,5	IEEE 802.16	September 2007	[2]
du	United Arab Emirates	?	IEEE 802.16e	December 2009	[2]
Yemeni government	Yemen	?	?	?	[305]

Oceania

Operator	Country	Frequency (GHz)	Standard	Launch date	Notes
Adam Internet	Australia	5,8	IEEE 802.16e	November 2009	[2] Operates in the Metropolitan area of Adelaide.
Agile Communications	Australia	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[306] Operates in Coorong, Yorke Peninsula, and Riverlands areas of South Australia, retailed by partner ISP.
BigAir	Australia	5,8	IEEE 802.16m	August 2007	[307][308] Operates near-blanket coverage across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Adelaide and Perth. This network provides Australian businesses with symmetric broadband services at speeds up to 1000 Mbit/s and distances up to 30 km from its base stations.
Vivid Wireless	Australia	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	March 2010	[2] Operates a metro-wide network in Perth and small "CBD only" networks in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide. Owned by Optus.
Kidanet	Fiji	?	IEEE 802.16	February 2007	[309] Subsidiary of Fiji International Telecommunication Limited (FINTEL).
Unwired	Fiji	3,5	IEEE 802.16	October 2005	[310] Owned by Digicel.
CallPlus	New Zealand	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	[2] This is run under the wholesale brand Blue Reach.

Defunct, merged and acquired operators

Africa

Operator	Country	Frequency (GHz)	Standard	Launch date	End of service	Notes
Spectranet	Nigeria	2,3	?	October 2011	?	[311] Switched to LTE.
MWEB	South Africa	5,8	?	?	May 2012	[312] Shutdown.
Sentech	South Africa	2,5 / 3,5	?	?	November 2009	[313] Shutdown.
Telkom	South Africa	3,5	IEEE 802.16	June 2007	?	[314][315] Returned spectrum.

Americas

Operator	Country	Frequency (GHz)	Standard	Launch date	End of service	Notes
MVS	Mexico	2,5	?	2006	June 2011	[316][317] Ceased licence.
Islanet	Puerto Rico	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	October 2006	?	[2][318][319] Acquired.
Open Range	United States	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	October 2011	[2][320] Filed for bankruptcy.
Peoples Telephone Cooperative	United States	?	?	?	?	[321] Switched to LTE.
Rocky Mountain Broadband	United States	2,5	?	March 2012	August 2012	[322] Shutdown.

Asia

Operator	Country	Frequency (GHz)	Standard	Launch date	End of service	Notes
BSNL	India	2,3 / 2,5 / 3,3	IEEE 802.16e	?	June 2014	[2][323] Shutdown.
Allem	Kazakhstan	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	May 2010	?	[324][325] Acquired by TeliaSonera. Mergered with Kcell.
Nursat	Kazakhstan	?	?	?	?	[326] Shutdown.
TeleCard	Pakistan	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	2010	[2][327] Licence suspended.
Suntel	Sri Lanka	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	?	[2][328] Acquired by Dialog Broadband Networks.
FarEasTone	Taiwan	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	Jan 2010	Feb 2015	[329][330][331][332]
FITEL	Taiwan	2,5	?	Sep 2010	Dec 2014	[329][332][333][334] Filed for bankruptcy.
Global Mobile	Taiwan	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	2010 (?)	(?)	[2][329]
Tatung	Taiwan	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	Apr 2009	Dec 2014	[2][329][335][336] Acquired by Vee TIME. License revoked.
Vee TIME	Taiwan	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	Apr 2010	Jan 2016	[2][337][329][338]
VMAX	Taiwan	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	Mar 2010	(?)	[2][329] Acquired by Vee TIME.
Super iMAX (EVO)	Uzbekistan	2,3	IEEE 802.16e	Sep 2008	Apr 2015	[339][340] Network replaced by TD-LTE deployment.

Europe

Operator	Country	Frequency (GHz)	Standard	Launch date	End of service	Notes
WiMAX Telecom	Austria	3,5	IEEE 802.16	September 2005	?	[2][341] Filed for bankruptcy.
b-lite	Belgium	3,5	?	?	?	[342][343] Switched to LTE.
Max Telecom	Bulgaria	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	Nov 2015	[24][344]
Mtel	Bulgaria	3,5	?	?	?	[345] Sold spectrum licenses to Max.
TransTelecom	Bulgaria	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	2006	?	[2][346] Filed for bankruptcy. License revoked.
OiV	Croatia	3,5	?	?	?	[347] Returned spectrum.
Elisa	Estonia	?	IEEE 802.16	?	Jul 2014	[348]
Norby Telecom	Estonia	2,3 / 3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	2010	[349] Operator filed for bankruptcy.
Cosmoline	Greece	3,5	?	?	2011	[350][351] License revoked.
Síminn	Iceland	3,5	IEEE 802.16	2007	2008	[2][352] Shutdown.
Irish Broadband	Ireland	5,8	IEEE 802.16	November 2005		[2][353] Acquired by Imagine Communications.
CDP	Poland	2,5	IEEE 802.16	March 2006	?	[2][354] Acquired by Netia.
Zapp	Portugal	3,5	?	?	September 2011	[355][356] Shutdown.
Comstar UTS	Russia	2,5 / 5,0	IEEE 802.16e	May 2009	?	[2][357][358] Acquired by MTS.
Yota	Russia	2,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	May 2012	[24][359] Switched to LTE.
WiMAX Telecom	Slovakia	3,5	IEEE 802.16	?	?	[2][274] Acquired by Slovanet.
Iberbanda	Spain	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?		[24][360] Acquired by Telefónica.
Neo-Sky	Spain	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	?	[7][238][361] Switched to LTE.
Freedom4	United Kingdom	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	December 2007	?	[24][2][362] Sold spectrum licenses to UK Broadband.
Telabria	United Kingdom	5,8	?	September 2005	?	[363][364] Shutdown.
UK Broadband	United Kingdom	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	?	[2][365] Switched to LTE.

Middle East

Operator	Country	Frequency (GHz)	Standard	Launch date	End of service	Notes
Bayanat	Saudi Arabia	3,5	IEEE 802.16e	?	?	[24][366] Acquired by Mobily.

See also

• List of LTE networks

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