ZTE signed purchase agreements valued at a total of US$3 billion over the next three years with five U.S. silicon vendors: QUALCOMM, Texas Instruments, Freescale Semiconductor, ALTERA and Broadcom. 

In the past, ZTE noted that it has paid over US$4 billion to U.S. vendors for intellectual property and hardware products.
"As a publicly traded and transparent company with more than 18.72% equity owned by European and American investors, we believe it is very important for ZTE to cooperate with U.S. partners and continue to increase our investment in the U.S. market," said Mr. Ye Weimin, Senior Vice President of ZTE Corporation. "We are keen to deepen our relationships with both U.S. suppliers and telecom carriers in order to meet the needs of our U.S. customers and provide highly secure and innovative products and solutions. It's an exciting time for ZTE and we are very optimistic about what can come from today's signed agreements."http://www.zte.com.cn

In the past, ZTE noted that it has paid over US$4 billion to U.S. vendors for intellectual property and hardware products.
"As a publicly traded and transparent company with more than 18.72% equity owned by European and American investors, we believe it is very important for ZTE to cooperate with U.S. partners and continue to increase our investment in the U.S. market," said Mr. Ye Weimin, Senior Vice President of ZTE Corporation. "We are keen to deepen our relationships with both U.S. suppliers and telecom carriers in order to meet the needs of our U.S. customers and provide highly secure and innovative products and solutions. It's an exciting time for ZTE and we are very optimistic about what can come from today's signed agreements."http://www.zte.com.cn
 






 calculates that Google now represents an average 6.4% of all Internet traffic.  In a blog posting, Craig Labovitz notes that Google continues its rapid growth trajectory -- the is only one global Tier1 provider that still carries more traffic than Google, that Google now has direct peering (i.e. not transit) with more than 70% of all providers around the world, and that Google is employing global content caches to lighten its traffic loads.http://asert.arbornetworks.com/2010/10/google-breaks-traffic-record/
calculates that Google now represents an average 6.4% of all Internet traffic.  In a blog posting, Craig Labovitz notes that Google continues its rapid growth trajectory -- the is only one global Tier1 provider that still carries more traffic than Google, that Google now has direct peering (i.e. not transit) with more than 70% of all providers around the world, and that Google is employing global content caches to lighten its traffic loads.http://asert.arbornetworks.com/2010/10/google-breaks-traffic-record/ achieved DSL tops speeds of 825 Mbps over 400 meters of bonded copper lines and 750 Mbps over 500 meters. The next-gen DSL tests involved the creation of a virtual - or "phantom" - channel to supplement the two physical wires that are the standard configuration for copper transmission lines. The company is showcasing its Phantom DSL prototype at this week's Broadband World Forum 2010 in Paris.
achieved DSL tops speeds of 825 Mbps over 400 meters of bonded copper lines and 750 Mbps over 500 meters. The next-gen DSL tests involved the creation of a virtual - or "phantom" - channel to supplement the two physical wires that are the standard configuration for copper transmission lines. The company is showcasing its Phantom DSL prototype at this week's Broadband World Forum 2010 in Paris. has selected the Bridgewater Service Controller (AAA) anchored by Bridgewater's Subscriber Data Broker to support the rollout of its new national WiMAX service in Nicaragua. The network launched on July 1st in the capital city of Managua, with further expansion to León, Granada and Masaya planned in 2010..
has selected the Bridgewater Service Controller (AAA) anchored by Bridgewater's Subscriber Data Broker to support the rollout of its new national WiMAX service in Nicaragua. The network launched on July 1st in the capital city of Managua, with further expansion to León, Granada and Masaya planned in 2010..





 
 
 
 
 
