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Seems like all the wireless carriers are rushing to claim top dog status for broadband wireless these days.

The race to broadband wireless supremacy is on, and the stakes are quite high. No one can answer definitively yet, but it’s safe to say that a significant number of households will not only cut the cord for wireline voice, but also for wireline broadband as well.

Combine that growing trend with recent commentary of the Pew Internet Life Project which recently predicted that the mobile phone will be the primary means of Internet connectivity for the majority of the world by 2020, and one can see the motivations behind the broadband wireless bravado.

As I’ve discussed before, we’re at the beginning of a broadband land grab and broadband wireless will increasingly grab more communications wallet spend for both consumers and enterprise. With that much at stake, get used to the bravado.

http://www.wimax.com/commentary/blog/blog-2008/december/Broadband-Wireless-Bravado-Watch-ATT-Cites-72-Mpbs-1219