Clear has discontinued the sale of our internet service. However, Sprint offers a wide selection of products for mobile hotspots and data cards. Sprint offers unlimited data plans for phones and competitively-priced data plans of various sizes for mobile broadband cards, laptops, tablets and other devices.
Why did Clearwire shut down?
"Our parent company, Sprint, is in the process of implementing major enhancements to the Sprint 4G LTE Network. As a part of the deployment process, Sprint is shutting down the towers that support the CLEAR WiMAX / Clearwire Expedience service so that the spectrum can be repurposed to support LTE technologies.15 Apr 2015
Who bought Clearwire?
Sprint
Is WiMAX still used?
It is still widely used for wireless Internet access especially outside the U.S. There are hundreds of WiMAX installations worldwide, but not so many in the U.S. One main wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP) is Clearwire or CLEAR, a division of Sprint that still widely deploys WiMAX throughout the U.S.2 Apr 2015
When did Clearwire go out of business?
Type Public
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Area served Ireland Belgium Spain United States
Who owns Clearwire?
Sprint Corporation
Is Clearwire still in business?
Type Public
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Industry Wireless communications
Founded 1998 Arlington, Texas, United States
Defunct September 2013
Fate Acquired by Sprint Nextel, now Sprint Corporation
What ever happened to clear Internet?
CLEAR announced that it would shut down on November 5, 2015. On November 6, 2015, CLEAR service was terminated. The WiMAX network was operated, without CLEAR customers, until early March 2016 because of a court order.
Who bought Clear Internet?
Sprint just announced that it has successfully completed its purchase of Clearwire — its final, best offer of $5 per share was accepted, and the transaction has been closed as of today.9 Jul 2013