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    2. China Mobile Seeks 4G Small-Cell Advantage

      Explore Light Reading (Apr 23 2013) Small Cells

      Operator plans dense 4G LTE TDD coverage, combining macro and micro cells to build a giant wireless Internet access network

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      Mentions:   LTE   Huawei Technologies Co.

    3. German Court Rules in Huawei vs ZTE

      Explore Light Reading (Mar 22 2013)

      Court dismisses all of Huawei's claims in litigation over patent EP 2 033 335 (EP’335) relating to base stations and end-user devices

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      Mentions:   LTE   Huawei Technologies Co.

    4. China protests U.S. politicizing telecom disputes

      Explore China Economic Net (Mar 4 2013)

      China has voiced its discontent with the United States for politicizing intellectual property disputes concerning Huawei and ZTE, two leading Chinese telecom equipment makers.

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      Mentions:   Huawei Technologies Co.

    5. Huawei’s Biggest Unit Targets $28 Billion in Sales Amid 4G Build

      Explore Bloomberg (Feb 27 2013) 4G

      Huawei Technologies Co., China’s largest maker of telecommunications equipement, is targeting a 9 percent increase in revenue this year from its Carrier Network Business Group.

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      Mentions:   LTE   London   Huawei Technologies Co.

    6. Huawei Joins Alcatel-Lucent Reshaping Tactics in Wireless Battle

      Explore Bloomberg (Feb 26 2013) Mobile Broadband

      Huawei Technologies Co. and Alcatel- Lucent (ALU) SA, duking it out for third place in wireless equipment behind Ericsson (ERICB) AB and Nokia Siemens Networks, are reshaping tactics around services to gain a way into networks they’ve so far been shut out of.

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      Mentions:   London   Huawei Technologies Co.   Cisco Systems Inc.

    7. Clearwire Sets Annual LTE Target - Analyst Blog

      Explore NASDAQ Stock Market (Feb 15 2013) LTE , WiMAX

      Clearwire Sets Annual LTE Target - Analyst Blog

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      Mentions:   Huawei Technologies Co.   Clearwire Corporation

    8. Huawei Unfolds SDN Roadmap

      Explore Light Reading (Feb 15 2013)

      Chinese vendor provides details of its SoftCOM strategy, which involves an initial focus on specific network elements and the unveiling of some unnecessary nomenclature

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      Mentions:   London   Huawei Technologies Co.   Ericsson AB

    9. Aselsan to Build 4G System for Turkey by 2016 With Partners

      Explore Bloomberg (Feb 13 2013)

      Aselsan Elektronik Sanayi & Ticaret AS, a producer of civilian and defense electronic systems, and partners will build fourth-generation mobile phone software and equipment, allowing Turkish operators to avoid costly imports.

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      Mentions:   LTE   Huawei Technologies Co.   Ericsson AB

    10. Clearwire Colors in 4G LTE Picture

      Explore Light Reading (Feb 13 2013) 4G , LTE

      Clearwire is ready to link LTE TDD radios to the Sprint core network and plans to have 2,000 of the 4G sites up by end of June 2013

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      Mentions:   Huawei Technologies Co.   Clearwire Corp.

    11. Cricket Leaps Into 4G in Vegas

      Explore Light Reading (Oct 17 2012) 4G , LTE

      LTE isn't just for Tuscon any more (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   LTE   Huawei Technologies Co.   Doug Hutcheson

    12. Light Reading Mobile - 4G/LTE - UK Kicks Off 5G R&D - Telecom News Analysis

      Explore Light Reading (Oct 9 2012) 4G

      Get ready for 5G as researchers in the UK start work on developing the next generation of mobile technology

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      Mentions:   LTE   Huawei Technologies Co.

    13. Unicom Leads Mobile Carriers Tumble on 3G Users: China Overnight

      Explore Bloomberg (Jun 20 2012)

      China Mobile’s ADRs lost 0.8 percent to $52.96 after gaining in the previous three days. The company’s ongoing trial of fourth-generation TD-LTE network equipment is going smoothly and it has uncovered no issues with the technology ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Huawei Technologies Co.

    14. Small Cells Throw Up Big Challenges for Operators

      Explore (May 14 2012) 3G , 4G , LTE , Small Cells

      While wireless equipment suppliers have developed a new generation of small cells designed for public access in mobile data networks, operators have to overcome some deployment challenges that these diminutive base stations create, according to a Heavy Reading analyst.

      As Light Reading Mobile's recent report, there is a diverse range of public access small cell products designed for use in various places, including indoor venues, outdoor urban hot spots, or rural areas.

      But product availability is one thing, deploying it is another matter.

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      Mentions:   Huawei Technologies Co.   Ericsson AB

    15. Huawei: $6B Sugar Daddy for US Chipmakers

      Explore (Feb 21 2012) 3G , 4G , LTE , WiMAX

      Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. is doling out $6 billion in new chip contracts to three U.S. companies, the Chinese giant revealed Friday. Avago Technologies Pte. , Broadcom Corp. (Nasdaq: BRCM) and Qualcomm Inc. (Nasdaq: QCOM) have been awarded three-year original equipment manufacturer (OEM) deals by Huawei, worth $6 billion in total. A spokeswoman for company told Light Reading Mobile that it won't reveal how the billions are split between the three contract renewals. Qualcomm says that it will be supplying its Snapdragon mobile processors and multi-mode modems to Huawei. Avago says that it will be able to expand its mobile infrastructure portfolio with the new Huawei support. All three are all already silicon suppliers to the Chinese giant. Why this mattersHuawei can't yet seem to get in on the action with major U.S. carrier infrastructure contracts, but it can splash the cash on American suppliers. The company says that since opening in the U.S. in 2001 it has partnered with 280 firms inking contracts worth more than $30 billion in all. 2011 marked an 8 percent increase in spending in the region year-on-year for the company. For moreRead up on Huawei's recent North American moves: Getting Closer: Huawei Scores 4G Deals in Canada 2011 Rewind: Where in the World Is LTE? Huawei's Open Letter to the US Huawei's Springboard Into the US? Huawei, ZTE Spook Sprint? US Gets Worried About Huawei No Way Huawei? Huawei's Latest US Offensive Huawei, AT&T, and the NSA Huawei Addresses Security Fears No Respite for Chinese Vendors  

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      Mentions:   Huawei Technologies Co.

    16. Getting Closer: Huawei Scores 4G Deals in Canada

      Explore (Feb 14 2012) 4G , LTE , Mobile Broadband

      Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. has sealed Long Term Evolution (LTE) network deals with BCE Inc. (Bell Canada) (NYSE/Toronto: BCE) and Telus Corp. (NYSE: TU; Toronto: T) in Canada. Huawei says they mark its first LTE radio access network wins with top-tier carriers in North America. The company closed the deals with the operators Thursday at a signing ceremony in Beijing, with Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper in attendance. Bell Canada says that its LTE network already covers 3.5 million Canadians. Telus plans to launch its 4G offering this Friday. Both are following Rogers Wireless Communications Inc. (NYSE: RCN; Toronto: RCM) into the LTE market. This has already been a big week for LTE north of the border. On Tuesday, Canadian authorities approved Dish Network Corp. (Nasdaq: DISH)'s bid to use satellite spectrum for terrestrial LTE, ahead of a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) decision. (See Dish: This Year's LightSquared?) Why this mattersHuawei is edging closer to the U.S. with these LTE deals. The vendor has already been working with Clearwire LLC (Nasdaq: CLWR) on LTE TDD tests in Phoenix, but has generally lost out on big deals with Sprint Nextel Corp. (NYSE: S) because of security concerns and other issues. For moreRead more about Huawei's pursuit of U.S. business. 2011 Rewind: Where in the World Is LTE? Huawei's Open Letter to the US Huawei's Springboard Into the US? Huawei, ZTE Spook Sprint? US Gets Worried About Huawei No Way Huawei? Huawei's Latest US Offensive Huawei, AT&T, and the NSA Huawei Addresses Security Fears No Respite for Chinese Vendors — Dan Jones, Site Editor, Light Reading Mobile

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      Mentions:   LTE   Huawei Technologies Co.

    17. China to offer 4G services by 2012

      Explore IBTIMES.com (Feb 2 2011)

      China to offer 4G services by 2012 International Business TimesChina to offer 4G services by 2012International Business TimesIn the 4G market, Huawei took 36 percent of the share, the research company TeleGeography said. China is the world's largest mobile-phone market. ... (Read Full Article)

      Mentions:   Huawei Technologies Co.   Ericsson AB

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