Alcatel-Lucent is the product of the French-based Alcatel’s acquisition of the former Lucent Technologies in 2006. Led by former BT executive Ben Verwaayen, Alcatel-Lucent reported US$22.5 billion in 2010 revenues and is incorporated in France and headquartered in Paris.

Founded in 1898, the company provides products, solutions, and transformation services that enable service providers, enterprises, governments, and strategic industries to deliver voice, data, and video communication services to end-users worldwide. In addition, Alcatel-Lucent provides voice telephony and data networking solutions, and call center software; and end-to-end communications networks and individual network elements, as well as designs and sells a suite of radio frequency products, such as cable, antenna, tower systems, and their related electronic components. Further, it offers consultation, integration, migration and transformation, deployment, outsourcing, and maintenance services.

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Report: French government offers to buy Alcatel-Lucent's patents

The French government and private equity funds offered to buy future licence revenue for a portion of Alcatel-Lucent's wireless patents, according to a Les Echos report, which did not name its source.

Facebook's mobile redesign drives total wireless traffic up 5-10%, study finds

A November update to Facebook's iOS and Android apps increased overall signaling traffic and airtime consumption on mobile networks by 5-10 percent, found network vendor Alcatel-Lucent in a new study. The findings offer clear insight into the massive weight that Facebook commands in the mobile app market as well as the importance of app design and how that design can affect traffic levels on wireless networks.

Transtelco wraps its Mexico City metro fiber buildout

Transtelco, a competitive wholesale and business service provider, on Wednesday put the final touches on its metro fiber network in Mexico City, enabling it to address growing wholesale and enterprise service opportunities in a high growth Latin American country.

Alcatel-Lucent to overhaul Reliance’s back office systems

Reliance Communications on Wednesday employed Alcatel-Lucent for a $1 billion network management project which it says will improve the performance and customer experience of its wireless and wireline networks.

France's FSI could bid on Alcatel-Lucent's submarine cable business

Alcatel-Lucent's struggling submarine cable business has caught the attention of France's sovereign fund FSI, which may make a bid on the unit.

China's smart grid drive creates $1.5 billion opportunity for PON vendors, says Ovum

PON vendors are going to find a large market to sell their wares in China's utility market, according to Ovum.

Seaborn Networks to begin surveys to build Seabras-1 cable network

Seaborn Networks, a service provider building the Seabras-1 submarine cable network that will connect the United States with Brazil, on Monday said its network partner Alcatel-Lucent mobilized vessels to conduct marine surveys.

Alcatel-Lucent boosted by Credit Suisse ratings upgrade

Alcatel-Lucent's shares jumped on the news that Credit Suisse had upped its "underperform" rating to "neutral." This upgrade, according to Credit Suisse analyst Achal Sultania, is largely a reaction to Alcatel-Lucent securing access to €6 billion of debt financing, which should provide the company with enough cash to get through at least 2015.

Tablets, smartphones to push wireline networks to 'absolute limits'

As the holiday season winds down and consumers begin using yet another batch of video-enabled devices, the world's wireline networks will be pushed even closer to their finite edge, new research from Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs says.

Tunisiana selects Alcatel-Lucent to build new broadband network

Tunisia's largest provider of wireless communications services, Tunisiana, on Monday selected Alcatel-Lucent to build a fiber- and copper-based wireline broadband network that will support broadband data and video services.