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SK Telecom names Nokia Siemens Networks as its 100G optical supplier
SK Telecom, Korea's largest wireless operator, on Monday began incorporating Nokia Siemens Networks' 100G technology into its existing 40G network.
AT&T, Verizon LTE users suck up 36% more data than 3G users
The availability of LTE service is prompting mobile customers to consume substantially more data, particularly among those who have large data plans, according to a new whitepaper.
SK Telecom: VoLTE, RCS and LTE-A carrier aggregation all on deck
SK Telecom announced it will commercialize VoLTE and RCS service later this year and will also commercialize LTE Advanced with carrier aggregation in the second half of 2013.
DSL still dominates Asia-Pacific broadband, despite FTTP strides
With countries like Korea boasting the fastest gaming download speeds in the world, it's easy to understand why many assume that in the Asia Pacific region, copper-based DSL is dead. But while it is
LG-Ericsson, Accton launch joint venture targeting U.S. business voice market
LG-Ericsson USA officially stepped into the North American market today with a broad portfolio of scalable end-to-end data and voice networking solutions for businesses ranging in size from SMBs
Intel, VC firms pledge $3.5 billion to invigorate U.S. tech market
Concerned that America has lost its footing as a technology hub, Intel and 24 venture capital firms have decided to jointly invest $3.5 billion in helping U.S.-based technical startups get off the
In pictures: Clearwire's prospects through Korean eyes
SEOUL--As Clearwire prepares to digest another $1.5 billion in funding (Sprint Nextel, Intel, Time Warner Cable and others are ponying up the cash, -read our article ), investors likely are wondering
Scientists investigate body area networks for mobile ads
Think advertising has gotten as invasive as it can. Guess again. Here's the skinny. Scientists at the Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute in Korea are developing a way to use what
Asian developers team with Intel for Medinux OS
Korean software developer Haansoft, part of the so-called "Asianux" consortium uniting software firms in Korea, China, Japan, and Vietnam, announced at last week's Intel Developer Forum in Taiwan,
Rumor: Motorola Capri, a "slider RAZR"
According to Internet rumors, Motorola is working on Capri , a new quad-band RAZR-like slider phone . The phone supposedly has a high-res camera and a TransMeta
