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To: nbfm who wrote (13424)	6/30/2000 9:18:06 AM
From: JohnG	Read Replies (1) of 13582

Korean Telecoms split over choice of CDMA technology for new spectrum. Also, NTT is in here offering to buy part of SK and "give away" some of its technology. Some of this discussion can be interpreted as an effort to escape Samsung's local monopoly over CDMA 95A, 95B, 95C, 1X MC equipment even though royaltes on W CDMA will be consiterably greater JohnG SK, LG Telecom Prefer Asynchronous Mode as IMT-2000 Standard hk.co.kr SK and LG Telecoms said they support switching to an asynchronous mode as the standard for IMT-2000 while Korea Telecom hinted at preference for a synchronous one. ``If the government allows companies to select technology standards, SK Telecom will adopt an asynchronous mode,'' an SK Telecom official said Friday. An LG official also said his company is sticking to the adoption of an asynchronous mode if it is allowed to select its own standard. Korea Telecom, however, recently implied that it prefers a synchronous mode, saying it will adopt ``the standard which is helpful for the country.'' As the government prefers a synchronous mode, Korea Telecom's comments are interpreted to mean it will tow the party line.

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