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To: gdichaz who wrote (4963)	5/22/2000 10:35:00 AM
From: Mika Kukkanen	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 34857

Chaz, Ah yes, they did indeed build out loads of networks, as did Motorola...need I say more? ;-) Long term winner is hard to predict, but you can guess who I think will be the leader 5 years from now. Nortel has spent some not quite inconsiderable sum to ensure that they are seen as an IP player in recent years. However, I question this strategy strongly (something I'm sure was evident in my previous post). Short-term gains are only that, we saw it with GSM and likely to see it again with WCDMA. ATB, M PS An ex-colleague of mine is, I believe, becoming the Comm's Director, EMEA, for Nortel - Just like to wish her good luck! I did say to her the only way is up, as when I discuss wireless issues with my editor/analyst friends Nortel does not get a great deal of airplay!