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To: Eric Martin who wrote (5229)12/4/2000 6:04:38 PM
From: cfoe  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 197054
 
I don't yet see where Spinco gets GSM IPR.

Speculation: Maybe NOK licensed the necessary GSM technology to TI to pass along to Spinco as part of this deal. If TI is in part a "front" for NOK in this deal, this might make sense.



To: Eric Martin who wrote (5229)12/4/2000 6:05:41 PM
From: 100cfm  Respond to of 197054
 
I would be very very surprised if IJ gave TI free access to the crown jewels without getting the necessary IP to complete their WCDMA chip. Although I do agree with you that in addition to the IP came the all important know how of implementation. All you have to do is look at how miserably NOK has failed to implement CDMA even with Q's help.


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