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To: Eric L who wrote (8199)	3/6/2001 11:56:24 PM
From: Theophile	Read Replies (2) of 196559

<< Why would DoCoMo ever pay Qualcomm for their IPR? Is there any conceivable scenario where DoCoMo will owe money to the Q directly? >> qualcomm.com On the replay of IJ's remarks at the recent analyst meeting, at 31:30 he comments about the initial trial system planned by NTT, to wit: "I hope they are successful, we have received our first royalties for WCDMA....and I would like to see that go ahead and grow....." I am assuming he is referencing NTT, as the previous minutes were in discussion of NTT's 'special WCDMA', using the '99 version which is, according to IJ, "not yet finalized, not to mention the 2000 or 2001 versions...." Perhaps my audio is fuzzy, or my thinking is fuzzy, or NTT is indeed somehow responsible for getting WCDMA royalties to the Q. Please show me if my understanding is incorrect. Martin Thomas

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