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To: Ramsey Su who wrote (2716)	9/3/2000 11:18:07 PM
From: Ibexx	Read Replies (1) of 197157

Ramsey and thread, Re. TD-SCDMA, the following (old) links may still be of interest. Apologies if some of them have been posted already. telecomn.com telecomn.com suratkabar.com Those foreign companies would need to pay royalties to three TD-SCDMA patent-holders, each of which is connected to the three doodlers who began designing the standard six years ago. One is Mr. Li's CATT. The others are the Beijing-based Xinwei Telecommunication Technology Ltd., and a Texas-based firm formed by one of Mr. Li's former students, CWILL Telecommunications Inc., which incorporated in 1995 to produce TD-SCDMA hardware. prcitr.work.upi.com cnet21.com TD-SCDMA spells bad news for companies including Finland's Nokia, Sweden's Ericsson, Motorola Inc of the United States, and Alcatel of France. Those companies have patents and manufacturing stakes in a rival standard: W-CDMA. San Diego-based Qualcomm, on the other hand, stands to gain most from China adopting a third standard, called CDMA2000.... Ibexx

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