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To: Antonios Petropoulos who wrote (79980)	9/11/2000 10:30:55 PM
From: Ruffian	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

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To: Antonios Petropoulos who wrote (79980)	9/12/2000 6:05:39 AM
From: LanceForest	Respond to of 152472

Antonios, It appears that there are two different articles. The article you reference is news.ft.com China Unicom will use Qualcomm's 3G CDMA By FT.com staff Published: June 12 2000 09:54GMT \| Last Updated: June 12 2000 14:00GMT China Unicom, China's number two telecoms provider, on Monday announced that it will use Qualcomm's CDMA technology for its third generation mobile services. Testing of the system is due to begin next year. The other article is news.ft.com China backs Qualcomm's mobile technology By James Kynge and Dan Roberts in Beijing Published: September 11 2000 20:09GMT \| Last Updated: September 12 2000 06:50GMT China's telecommunications minister has renewed the country's commitment to narrowband CDMA, the mobile telephony technology developed by the US company Qualcomm. The comments from Wu Jichuan, minister of information industry, could ease fears that the US technology would not be employed in China - the world's second largest mobile phone market - following an apparent retreat by the Chinese from an earlier promise to use the US-developed standard. Lance