Vodacom sells out of South African WiMAX player iBurst

Written by James Middleton
23 September 2010 @ 11:52

Vodacom group has sold its remaining 24.9 per cent stake in WiMAX service provider WBS, which operates under the iBurst brand.Vodacom intends to bid for 2.6GHz and 3.5Ghz spectrum, when it is made available, but the South African regulator specified that current 2.6Ghz spectrum holders such as WBS and therefore Vodacom may not qualify.

Tags: South Africa, Vodacom

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Vodacom sells out of South African WiMAX player iBurst