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India-Made Telecom Equipment Now Being Exported To More Than 100 Nations
Designed and manufactured in India, telecom equipment are now being exported to over 100 countries, the Centre has informed.
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Samsung Signs Verizon as First US Customer for Indoor 5G Gear
Samsung Electronics has signed up Verizon as its first customer in the United States for its 5G products to increase indoor coverage, weeks after winning a $6.64 billion order for telecom equipment from the mobile network operator.
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Trump May Declare National Emergency, Bar Usage Of Huawei Equipment
President Donald Trump is considering an executive order in the new year to declare a national emergency that would bar U.S. companies from using telecommunications equipment made by China's Huawei and ZTE, three sources familiar with the situation told Reuters
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Telecom Equipment Must Undergo Mandatory Testing From October 2018: DoT
The order mandates equipment makers to get their products tested and certified from the agency or body authorised by the DoT before selling or importing them in India.
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Nokia Siemens to sell optical networks unit to Marlin Equity Partners
Nokia Siemens Networks, is undertaking a cost-cutting plan, which includes laying off a quarter of its staff and selling product lines to focus on mobile broadband.
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Nokia Siemens gains market share in telecom equipment market - research
Nokia Siemens Networks made strong gains in the mobile telecom equipment market in the third quarter, narrowing the gap with market leaders Ericsson and Huawei.
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Siemens says full-year profit down by 27 percent
Siemens announced a 27-percent drop in full-year profits as it lost ground to competitors and was hit by investment costs.
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Ericsson to cut 1500 jobs in Sweden amid downturn
Ericsson intends to shed 1,550 jobs in Sweden in an effort to boost profits.
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Kids spending more time on mobile Internet: Study
Ericsson study has found around 58 percent of children willing to give up watching TV to use Internet on mobile phone.
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Ericsson eyes steady growth despite global downturn
Ericsson's core profit fell 42 percent due to slower orders and a shift in business mix to less profitable contracts.
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Huawei security chief says embracing its stern hacker critics
Huawei has denied inserting deliberate backdoors in its products to allow for spying, and has invited governments to inspect its code.
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Ericsson seeks more cost cuts as global slowdown bites
Ericsson reported a 42 percent drop in third-quarter core profit and promised more cost cuts to protect itself from the global slowdown.
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Huawei partner tried to sell embargoed American antenna to Iran
The Andrew antennas were part of a large order for Huawei telecommunications gear that MTN Irancell had placed through Soda Gostar.
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Huawei says will become more transparent
Huawei is the second-biggest maker of routers, switches and telecom equipment by revenue, but there is little public information about its operations.
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Alcatel-Lucent to cut 5490 jobs globally
Since Alcatel and Lucent merged in 2006, the group has carried out several restructuring plans that included heavy job losses.
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India-Made Telecom Equipment Now Being Exported To More Than 100 Nations
Designed and manufactured in India, telecom equipment are now being exported to over 100 countries, the Centre has informed.
-
Samsung Signs Verizon as First US Customer for Indoor 5G Gear
Samsung Electronics has signed up Verizon as its first customer in the United States for its 5G products to increase indoor coverage, weeks after winning a $6.64 billion order for telecom equipment from the mobile network operator.
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Trump May Declare National Emergency, Bar Usage Of Huawei Equipment
President Donald Trump is considering an executive order in the new year to declare a national emergency that would bar U.S. companies from using telecommunications equipment made by China's Huawei and ZTE, three sources familiar with the situation told Reuters
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Telecom Equipment Must Undergo Mandatory Testing From October 2018: DoT
The order mandates equipment makers to get their products tested and certified from the agency or body authorised by the DoT before selling or importing them in India.
-
Nokia Siemens to sell optical networks unit to Marlin Equity Partners
Nokia Siemens Networks, is undertaking a cost-cutting plan, which includes laying off a quarter of its staff and selling product lines to focus on mobile broadband.
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Nokia Siemens gains market share in telecom equipment market - research
Nokia Siemens Networks made strong gains in the mobile telecom equipment market in the third quarter, narrowing the gap with market leaders Ericsson and Huawei.
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Siemens says full-year profit down by 27 percent
Siemens announced a 27-percent drop in full-year profits as it lost ground to competitors and was hit by investment costs.
-
Ericsson to cut 1500 jobs in Sweden amid downturn
Ericsson intends to shed 1,550 jobs in Sweden in an effort to boost profits.
-
Kids spending more time on mobile Internet: Study
Ericsson study has found around 58 percent of children willing to give up watching TV to use Internet on mobile phone.
-
Ericsson eyes steady growth despite global downturn
Ericsson's core profit fell 42 percent due to slower orders and a shift in business mix to less profitable contracts.
-
Huawei security chief says embracing its stern hacker critics
Huawei has denied inserting deliberate backdoors in its products to allow for spying, and has invited governments to inspect its code.
-
Ericsson seeks more cost cuts as global slowdown bites
Ericsson reported a 42 percent drop in third-quarter core profit and promised more cost cuts to protect itself from the global slowdown.
-
Huawei partner tried to sell embargoed American antenna to Iran
The Andrew antennas were part of a large order for Huawei telecommunications gear that MTN Irancell had placed through Soda Gostar.
-
Huawei says will become more transparent
Huawei is the second-biggest maker of routers, switches and telecom equipment by revenue, but there is little public information about its operations.
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Alcatel-Lucent to cut 5490 jobs globally
Since Alcatel and Lucent merged in 2006, the group has carried out several restructuring plans that included heavy job losses.
