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Broadcom cuts revenue targets as demand dips

Demand from network equipment makers is falling Read more

8 February, 2001 by Ian Fried

Networking tech to sweep the Web

Network equipment makers will unveil new technology this week to entice stingy telecommunications... Read more

4 June, 2001 by Wylie Wong

3Com warns, discontinues cable, DSL

Ailing network equipment makers become second firm to abandon high-speed modem business Read more

8 June, 2001 by Wylie Wong

3G and 4G market share set to rise, says report

...as wireless carriers upgrade their cellular networks to 4G from 3G, and network-equipment makers roll out their commercial 4G products toward the end of... Read more

19 March, 2009 by Dawn Kawamoto

Nortel Asia-Pacific plans major restructuring

...formidable rivals in Huawei and ZTE, while Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson, and other network equipment makers continue to compete with the firm. Philippines operationsIn the Philippines... Read more

20 January, 2009 by Joel D Pinaroc

IBM drumming up Cell support

...or to work with particular types of software. Consumer electronics manufacturers and network equipment makers tend to like these programmes, because they cut out the... Read more

31 March, 2005 by Michael Kanellos

Motorola launches Skype alliance

...are several obstacles to cramming VoIP onto mobile phones that handset and network equipment makers have yet to overcome. Most have to do with Wi... Read more

15 February, 2005 by Ben Charny

Mesh networking heats up

...This space is heating up," Nortel Networks general manager Mark Whitton said. Network equipment makers say a growing number of municipalities are using the equipment... Read more

17 November, 2004 by Ben Charny

ARM chips: A very British monopoly

...the five largest digital TV manufacturers. They're being used by several network equipment makers, camera makers and others, and Apple has put them in... Read more

9 July, 2004 by Michael Kanellos

Nokia mobiles to taste IPv6

...been little demand in other regions for the IPv6 products that most network equipment makers sell. IPv6 opponents say there's no danger of depletion... Read more

6 November, 2003 by Ben Charny

Tessera aims to wrap up IPO

The semiconductor packaging company is set to go public, building on its portfolio of valuable patents Read more

30 October, 2003 by Michael Kanellos

Mobile industry still waiting for upswing

...there are some signs of hope. Carriers, for instance, are turning to network equipment makers for the switches and other gear needed to add Wi... Read more

15 July, 2003 by Ben Charny

IBM speeds up custom-chip service

A new addition to IBM Microelectronics' custom chipmaking programme will build advanced processors to order, from off-the-shelf building blocks Read more

16 June, 2003 by John G.Spooner

Cisco acquisition policy to gain speed

...networking -- than any other company on the planet. But analysts say that network equipment makers offering lower-priced gear will eventually eat away at its... Read more

14 April, 2003 by Ben Charny

Marriott to double Wi-Fi coverage

...Wi-Fi boom include telecommunications players like T-Mobile, as well as network equipment makers like Cisco. Boeing's wireless technology subsidiary Connexion is also... Read more

27 February, 2003 by Sandeep Junnarkar

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