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China at risk of moving backward from an open market, said US official

July 30,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

US Under Secretary of Commerce Frank Lavin said that China is at risk of moving backward from an open market, as China is contented with foreign direct investment and domestic technological standards, Forbes reported.

Qualcomm to partner with SMIC in chipmaking

July 28,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

Qualcomm Inc. said on Thursday it was partnering with China's Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. to fabricate and test 3G wireless cell-phone chips , EETimes reported.

Huawei and Motorola launch 3G joint venture

July 25,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

Motorola Inc and Huawei Technologies Co Ltd are launching a joint venture to develop and market the third-generation (3G) mobile phone network system called Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS), Forbes reported, citing the companies’ joint statement.

3G Subscribers Base will reach 270 million by 2011

July 19,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

China is most likely to issue 3G mobile telecommunication licenses in the second half of this year and China's 3G subscriber base will reach 270 million by 2011, said Analysys International in a statement.

Motorola unleashes R&D Centres in China

July 10,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

US wireless communication giant Motorola aims to establish 2 new Research and Development (R&D) centres within this year and recruit up to 1,000 engineers in China, as the firm wants to cater the needs for Asian and Chinese customers, reports China Daily.

Bank of Communications defines "individual housing"

July 09,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

The Bank of Communications is the pioneer to define “individual housing” as the first housing of the mortgage bearer with architectural size within 90 sq. meters, reports China Economic Net.

The first 3G investment to reach 20 billion Yuan

July 09,2006

By AMY CHEUNG

The upcoming Third Generation Mobile Communication (3G) will attract great investment on China’s telecom sectors, reports People’s Daily. The manufacturers of equipment-building, optical fiber and optical cable, terminal building, system integration and other related sectors will all benefit from 3G.

The Price of Reorganization

March 16,2006

By STAFF EDITOR

A professional with the Institute of Communication Policy Research of the Ministry of Information Industry has written an analysis estimating that the proposed regrouping of 3G service providers would end up costing at least 20 billion yuan, and the result would be even more disorganized than the sector currently is.

NEC faces obstacles to 3G plan

March 15,2006

By STAFF EDITOR

MP4 Sales Outlook Dims

March 06,2006

By STAFF EDITOR

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3G is an International Telecommunications Union specification for the third generation mobile communications technology. Analysys International has released a report on July 17, estimating China's first round of investment on 3G equipments will reach USD 1.25 billion to 2.5 billion. The coming of 3G will bring strong impact on the overall telecom market in China, from manufacturers to telecom operators. Every link of this industry chain will benefit from this market, including main equipments manufacturers, fiber and cable manufacturers, terminal manufacturers, system integrators and other vendors of auxiliary lines. Motorola, Samsung, Nokia and other digital giants have unleashed research and development centres as well as retailing outlets to prepare for the first 3G license in 2006.

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	China at risk of moving backward from an open market, said US official July 30,2006 By AMY CHEUNG US Under Secretary of Commerce Frank Lavin said that China is at risk of moving backward from an open market, as China is contented with foreign direct investment and domestic technological standards, Forbes reported. Qualcomm to partner with SMIC in chipmaking July 28,2006 By AMY CHEUNG Qualcomm Inc. said on Thursday it was partnering with China's Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. to fabricate and test 3G wireless cell-phone chips , EETimes reported. Huawei and Motorola launch 3G joint venture July 25,2006 By AMY CHEUNG Motorola Inc and Huawei Technologies Co Ltd are launching a joint venture to develop and market the third-generation (3G) mobile phone network system called Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS), Forbes reported, citing the companies’ joint statement. 3G Subscribers Base will reach 270 million by 2011 July 19,2006 By AMY CHEUNG China is most likely to issue 3G mobile telecommunication licenses in the second half of this year and China's 3G subscriber base will reach 270 million by 2011, said Analysys International in a statement. Motorola unleashes R&D Centres in China July 10,2006 By AMY CHEUNG US wireless communication giant Motorola aims to establish 2 new Research and Development (R&D) centres within this year and recruit up to 1,000 engineers in China, as the firm wants to cater the needs for Asian and Chinese customers, reports China Daily. Bank of Communications defines "individual housing" July 09,2006 By AMY CHEUNG The Bank of Communications is the pioneer to define “individual housing” as the first housing of the mortgage bearer with architectural size within 90 sq. meters, reports China Economic Net. The first 3G investment to reach 20 billion Yuan July 09,2006 By AMY CHEUNG The upcoming Third Generation Mobile Communication (3G) will attract great investment on China’s telecom sectors, reports People’s Daily. The manufacturers of equipment-building, optical fiber and optical cable, terminal building, system integration and other related sectors will all benefit from 3G. The Price of Reorganization March 16,2006 By STAFF EDITOR A professional with the Institute of Communication Policy Research of the Ministry of Information Industry has written an analysis estimating that the proposed regrouping of 3G service providers would end up costing at least 20 billion yuan, and the result would be even more disorganized than the sector currently is. NEC faces obstacles to 3G plan March 15,2006 By STAFF EDITOR . MP4 Sales Outlook Dims March 06,2006 By STAFF EDITOR . Prev 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10	3G is an International Telecommunications Union specification for the third generation mobile communications technology. Analysys International has released a report on July 17, estimating China's first round of investment on 3G equipments will reach USD 1.25 billion to 2.5 billion. The coming of 3G will bring strong impact on the overall telecom market in China, from manufacturers to telecom operators. Every link of this industry chain will benefit from this market, including main equipments manufacturers, fiber and cable manufacturers, terminal manufacturers, system integrators and other vendors of auxiliary lines. Motorola, Samsung, Nokia and other digital giants have unleashed research and development centres as well as retailing outlets to prepare for the first 3G license in 2006. Today’s Daily Briefs E-Mail Sign up for a roundup of the day’s top stories, sent every day. MOST POPULAR China Central Bank in need of a cash infusion, RMB appreciation to pause Garment makers targeting domestic market outperform exporters Poly Real Estate revenues up 25% YTD Shenyang’s Tiexi district targets alternative energy sector 40% of Chinese private firms target overseas expansion: HSBC BMW to build 2nd plant on mainland Wuhan Optical Valley sets sights on global influence by 2020 XEMC Windpower inks US$46m deal with Datang Power Generation Haima to build 2 150,000-vehicle plants Paper makers team up on eco-friendly plant Go to Complete List >

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