Clearwire and MVS Communication to establish Mexico's first 4G Network with capital in the range of US$ 700 Million
Mexico's MVS Comunicaciones is reported to have secured an agreement with US based Clearwire to deploy a WiMAX network covering 23 Mexican cities. The roll out is expected to start in the second half of next year, with a launch some time in the fourth-quarter.
The deployment is however dependent on the Communications and Transportation Ministry renewing the company's existing spectrum holdings in eight of the planned 23 cities.
Clearwire is a minority shareholder in MVS, and the project is separate from the US network deployment. The Mexican firm is now seeking to raise around US$700 million to fund its infrastructure rollout.
In related news, MVS's founder, Joaquín Vargas Gómez died over the weekend after a long illness.
In a statement, the Mexican President said "Mexico loses a businessman who contributed to the development of radio, a means of communication that is now a clear expression of Mexico's democratic vitality."
The deployment is however dependent on the Communications and Transportation Ministry renewing the company's existing spectrum holdings in eight of the planned 23 cities.
Clearwire is a minority shareholder in MVS, and the project is separate from the US network deployment. The Mexican firm is now seeking to raise around US$700 million to fund its infrastructure rollout.
In related news, MVS's founder, Joaquín Vargas Gómez died over the weekend after a long illness.
In a statement, the Mexican President said "Mexico loses a businessman who contributed to the development of radio, a means of communication that is now a clear expression of Mexico's democratic vitality."
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