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Sprint's new WiMAX network won't be launching this spring after all. Yesterday, at the CTIA wireless conference in Las Vegas today, Sprint's CTO announced that Xohm will be delayed for a few months. Citing a lack of backhaul capacity, the company said that the network isn't ready for prime time.
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