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To: jackmore who wrote (33813)	4/1/2003 4:52:45 PM
From: kech	Respond to of 196538

Wow- Russia is really hopping. Nationwide CDMA2000 network. Don't know much about the power struggle though. Anybody know whether GROS taking over is good or bad for the ultimate deployment of nationwide CDMA2000?

To: jackmore who wrote (33813)	4/2/2003 5:46:21 PM
From: jackmore	Respond to of 196538

Malaysia awards 3G spectrum to Telekom Malaysia, UMTS April 02, 2003 1:23 PM EST NEW DELHI, India—The long-waited third-generation (3G) frequencies in Malaysia were awarded to two companies —Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TMB) and UMTS (Malaysia)—on Wednesday. The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) assigned the spectrum to the two companies as the first step toward rollout of 3G services in Malaysia. Five companies, TMB, UMTS, Celcom (Malaysia), E-Touch and TIME Sat, had submitted bids for three frequency blocks. After an evaluation of the bids, the government decided in September 2002 to award only two blocks. MCMC Chairman Nuraizah Abdul Hamid said: “We hope we will see the first pilot coverage in July 2003, as promised by Telekom Malaysia. UMTS, on the other hand, will be rolling out its pilot service in early 2004, coinciding with Telekom Malaysia’s commercial rollout.” TMB’s 3G services rollout is expected to cost 4 billion Malaysian ringgits (US$1 billion), while UMTS’ rollout is expected to cost around 3.5 billion ringgits (US$921 million) during the next 10 years, according to the business plans submitted to the regulator. globalwirelessnews.com

To: jackmore who wrote (33813)	4/25/2003 3:16:21 AM
From: waitwatchwander	Respond to of 196538

Delta Telecom loaned $8 mln from National Reserve Bank. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- akm.ru Delta Telecom has raised $8 mln loan from National Reserve Bank. The term is 3 years, the rate - 12% on year. The funds will go to buy Lucent Technologies-made switch equipment from Verysell Telecom, the company and the bank said in a joint statement. Under the contract made with Verysell Telecom, 38 additional base stations will be installed in Skylink network. Besides, the capacity of cellular communication center will also grow to widen Leningrad Region's coverage. Delta Telecom is Russia's major NMT-450 standard operator. Late 2002, it put in commercial operation Skylink network (CDMA2000 1X (IMT-MC-450) in St. Petersburg. "AK&M", 24/04/2003 13:05