Nokia Neu CommTech, joint venture of Nokia in China, and Beijing ...
Nokia Neu CommTech, joint venture of Nokia in China, and Beijing and Hubei arms of China Mobile Communications (CMM), reached agreement for delivery of Wireless Application Protocol (WAP) technology, terms not announced. Companies said gear would be used to…
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start wireless Internet services to northern, central and western regions of China. Nokia said deliveries had begun and system would start operating next month. CMM plans to offer WAP- based services to more than 1 million customers. Separately, Nokia signed $160 million pact to deliver GSM 900 MHz and 1800 MHz network equipment to China’s Yunnan Mobile Communications Co. Nokia said it would provide high-capacity mobile switching equipment and base station controllers. Companies said network upgrade would increase capacity of network for Yunnan’s nearly 2 million subscribers in southern China.