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Huawei launches smart city connected lighting solution

The solution uses a GIS-based management system Huawei, looking to grow its industrial "Internet of Things" portfolio, launched a smart city connected lighting solution designed with multilevel intelligent control. Huawei said its solution connects street lamps to the IoT and adopts a GIS-based management system, enabling...

ZTE export restrictions impact U.S. chipmakers

Qualcomm, Intel and Broadcom are suppliers, Oclaro falls 15% U.S. chipmakers will feel the sting of the U.S. government's decision to restrict technology exports to China's ZTE. Qualcomm and Intel are both suppliers to ZTE, as is Singapore's Broadcom. (Broadcom is now part of Avago,...

US to place export restrictions on ZTE

U.S. government said ZTE violated export controls on Iran The U.S. Commerce Department said it plans to implement export restrictions on Chinese telecom equipment manufacturer ZTE for alleged violations of U.S. export controls on Iran. According to Reuters, the export restrictions will take effect March 8. The...

SoftBank split, Verizon 5G plans … 5 things to know today

1. Sprint parent company SoftBank says it will divide into two companies, one focused on domestic operations and one international. The company's majority interest in Sprint and its stake in Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba will be separated from SoftBank's wireless service provider business, as...

Linkem selects ZTE for fixed wireless broadband

ZTE will initially supply more than 200 LTE base stations for Rome project Italian Internet services provider Linkem selected ZTE to supply equipment for launch of a fixed wireless broadband network in Rome. The service is said to use LTE technology and spectrum in the...

ZTE, Hutchison Drei Austria to deploy pre 5G trial site

ZTE said pre 5G tests will take three to four months BARCELONA, Spain – ZTE signed a memorandum of understanding with mobile operator Hutchison Drei Austria to deploy what it's calling the first “pre-5G” trial site in Europe. In 2010, the Austrian telco selected ZTE as...

ZTE, China Mobile unveil 5G high-frequency prototype

Both companies look to boost 5G cooperation this year BARCELONA, Spain – Chinese vendor ZTE, together with compatriot telecom operator China Mobile, announced a "5G" high-frequency prototype. “The ZTE-developed prototype operates on a 15-gigahertz carrier with a bandwidth of 500 megabits and boasts a hardware structure...

ZTE expects service revenues to expand 20% this year

The company boosted managed services contracts in 2015 Chinese telecom and technology vendor ZTE expects revenues from its service business to grow approximately 20% in 2016. Chen Huachun, VP at ZTE and head of the company's service unit, told RCR Wireless News growth will be...

ZTE, TeliaSonera ink IoT agreement

The two companies will initially offer telematics solutions BARCELONA, Spain – Chinese ICT solutions provider ZTE signed a strategic agreement with Swedish telecom operator TeliaSonera to jointly target the "Internet of Things" market. Under terms of the agreement, ZTE and TeliaSonera will collaborate in the IoT...

ZTE expects to sell ‘pre-5G’ tech in Asia, Europe this year

'Pre-5G' initiatives include massive MIMO, UDN and MUSA BARCELONA, Spain – Chinese vendor ZTE said it expects to market "pre-5G" technology in certain parts of Asia and Europe this year. “This year, 'pre-5G' is the key technology,” said Zhang Jianguo, GM of ZTE's wireless product operation division, just...

ZTE managed service business surged in 2015

ZTE signed more than 177 managed service deals worldwide Chinese telecom and technology vendor ZTE said it’s service business scale increased 20% in 2015, signing more than 177 managed service contracts worldwide last year. Those deals involved more than 335,000 sites and 332,000 kilometers of...

Thai regulator threatens Jasmine with license revocation

The operator has to pay first installment due from LTE spectrum auction by March 21 Thailand's telecom regulator NBTC threatened to file a lawsuit against local mobile operator Jasmine International if the company fails to pay the first installment of the THB 75 billion ($2.1...

Nokia, KT carry out EMTC field trial for IoT applications

KT uses Nokia Flexi Multiradio 10 in its LTE network South Korean operator KT and equipment provider Nokia recently conducted what the companies say is the industry's first enhanced machine type communications field trial. The trial was conducted on KT's LTE network using Nokia's Flexi Multiradio...

ZTE 2015 profits to reach $574 million

The Chinese company expects 23.8% year-over-year revenue growth Chinese telecom equipment provider ZTE announced 2015 net profits will reach RMB 3.78 billion ($574 million), an increase compared to RMB 2.63 billion reported for 2014, according to preliminary unaudited results published by the company. The Chinese company also...

Analyst Angle: Nokia purchase of Alcatel-Lucent is a 6:1 reverse split

How did we end up here? A history lesson In the beginning, there were six global wireless radio access network equipment vendors: Alcatel, Ericsson, Lucent Technologies, Motorola, Nokia and Nortel Networks. Subsequently in the mid-2000s, the emergence of the Chinese vendors to support TD-SCDMA for...

Chunghwa Telecom reaches 4.4 million 4G subs

The Taiwanese telco targets 6.4 million '4G' users by the end of 2016 Taiwanese mobile operator Chunghwa Telecom said it will end 2015 with 4.4 million LTE subscribers, local press reported. The telco launched commercial LTE services in May 2014. Chunghwa Telecom’s LTE customer base currently accounts for...

Qualcomm strikes deal with Xiaomi

Qualcomm will license cellular patents to Chinese smartphone juggernaut Xiaomi, the rising star that has quintupled its worldwide market share during the last three years. The San Diego chipmaker's agreement with Xiaomi follows patent licensing agreements with three other Chinese smartphone makers: Huawei, ZTE...

ZTE opens 5G R&D center in Tokyo

Chinese telecom equipment provider ZTE has opened a new research and development center in Tokyo to focus on creating next-generation "5G" mobile network technologies. The new facility will support ZTE’s partnerships with operators and academic institutions in Japan on the deployment of ZTE proprietary Pre5G...

Bharti Airtel ends Q2 with 235M mobile subs in India

The telco reached 334 towns and cities with its 4G service by the end of September Indian telecom operator Bharti Airtel said it served 235.2 million mobile phone subscribers in India at the end of the fiscal second quarter of 2015, up 11.1% compared to...

Tablet sales slide, Sprint plans cuts … 5 things to know today

The tablet boom is ending and Sprint's cost cuts are not ... 5 things to know today 5 things to know today in wireless and mobile: 1. Tablet sales are expected to fall 8% this year, according to the analysts at IDC. They say businesses have...

Ericsson, Nokia hit by China’s currency move

China's decision to devalue its currency will make it even harder for Europe's wireless equipment makers to compete with Huawei and ZTE. Investors sold shares of Ericsson, Nokia and Alcatel-Lucent on the heels of the Chinese government's announcement. Part of the decline can be...

GSMA predicts 913M smartphones in China by year-end

According to the study, the Asian nation will reach 1B 4G connections by 2020 SHANGHAI – China is expected to have 913 million smartphones by the end of the year, up compared to 805 million at the end of the first quarter of 2015, according to GSMA...

Mobile rises in India, thieves take notice

WASHINGTON – Mobile phones are having a major impact across the Indian sub-continent. Socioeconomic and census data show that mobile phones massively outnumber landlines in rural India. All told, 68% of households have a mobile phone while only 1% have just a landline and 2.7%...

Ericsson implements 1,700 job cuts

Ericsson has given notice to most of the employees who will lose their jobs as a result of the company's cost-reduction program. The world's largest wireless equipmentmaker said that 2,100 people in Sweden are affected, but only 1,700 are actually leaving Ericsson. The rest...