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Microsoft and Alcatel bury the hatchet
Microsoft and Alcatel-Lucent appear to have settled a patent dispute, which might mean that Steve Ballmer will not have to write a cheque for $70 million. -
Wikileaks cables shows the world it's being watched - always
Others such as Alcatel-Lucent and Siemens also make an appearance. Nokia Siemens Networks has its woeful record featured after a subsidiary, sold to Trovicor, was found to have supplied monitoring equipment to repressive regimes. -
Cisco beats Wall Street forecast
But the figures do seem to indicate that Cisco looks to be on track while rivals like Juniper Networks forecast disappointing fourth-quarter results and Alcatel-Lucent scaled back its profitability goal for the year. -
Never mind fibre, there's a future in copper
While many telcos are investing shedloads of cash into fibre based broadband, Alcatel-Lucent thinks that there is more mileage to be squeezed from existing copper connections. -
Aussie's meow minister over broadband deal
Quigley used to be head of the telecommunications equipment firm Alcatel-Lucent, which was fined $137 million (US) for paying bribes to government officials in Costa Rica and other countries to secure contracts. Quigley has denied doing anything wrong. -
Vodafone soars on smartphone sales
However Ericsson isn't Sequans only bedmate, with the company also working with Nokia Siemens Networks, Huawei, Alcatel-Lucent and ZTE on LTE technology. -
Telecoms service market on the up
Alcatel-Lucent and Ericsson didn't do too badly, with year-on-year growth of 13 percent and 11 percent respectively, while Nokia Siemens Networks' (NSN) revenues in the fourth quarter of 2010 grew by 0.5 percent to hit $5.4 billion. -
Aussies to construct a new undersea web cable
The cable is being built by Alcatel-Lucent. It's currently in the design and route survey phase. Construction starts in early 2012 and the cable is expected to be operating in 2013. -
Ex California candidate Meg Whitman joins HP in director shake-up
The new directors also includes Shumeet Banerji, chief executive officer of Booz & Company; Gary Reiner, former chief information officer of General Electric Company and a current special advisor to private equity firm General Atlantic; Patricia Russo, former chief executive officer of Alcatel-Lucen -
Alcatel-Lucent's Multimedia Patent Trust sues Apple, LG, Canon, TiVo
LawMultimedia Patent Trust, a subsidiary of French telco Alcatel-Lucent, has filed a lawsuit against Apple, LG, Canon and TiVo, claiming that the companies infringed up to four of its video codec patents. -
EU approves NSN Motorola buyout
AcquisitionThe European Commission said that Motorola's network business had a “limited presence” in Europe and that even after the deal Nokia Siemens would face stiff competition from “large and effective competitors”, such as Sweden's Ericsson, France's Alcatel-Lucent, and China's Huawei. -
AT&T will launch its first LTE network in summer of 2011
Speaking at a Bank of America conference, AT&T Operations CEO John Stankey said the company believed it could cover between 70 and 75 million POPs (points of presence) by the end of 2011. -
India, USA are deeply suspicious about Chinese telco kit
By the end of June, a total of 450 orders amounting to more than $2 billion had been put on hold due to the security clearance process, said India’s Economic Times. Of these, 27 had been approved—all with Western vendors such as Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson and Nokia Siemens Networks. -
Apple mashed up with Frito-Lay, Wells Fargo, Yahoo in patent claim
LawThe law suit names 3Com, Alcatel-Lucent, American International Group, AOL, Apple, Bank of America, Capital One, Cinemark, Citigroup, Crossmark, Dell, Dr Pepper Snapple, Ericsson, Frito Lay, Google, HP, IBM, JC Penney, JCP Publications, JP Morgan Chase, Mcafee, Perot Systems, Rent-a-Center, Research -
Cambridge Wireless signs MOU with Ottawa
He said that the talent pool in Ottawa is considerable, with four of the largest five players having significant R&D presence there - Alcatel-Lucent, Cisco, Ericsson and Huawei. -
Intel, Apple, practically entire semi industry sued
LawKeranos filed against Analog Devices, Alcatel-Lucent, Apple, Atheros, Austriamicrosystems, EM Microelectronic, Seiko Epson, Freescale Semiconductor, Infineon, IBM. -
WLAN sees record growth, expected to make $5 billion by year end
The report highlights a number of WLAN vendors who have not only had growth in the first quarter of this year, but managed to break previous revenue records as a whole. These companies were Alcatel-Lucent, Aruba, Meru, Motorolo, Netgear, and Trapeze. -
Lambda sues Cisco, Alcatel-Lucent, others over optical patent
LawA case started in a Delaware district court accusing Alcatel-Lucent, Adva AG, Ciena, Cisco, ECI Telecom, NEC, Tellabs, Fujitsu, and Nokia-Siemens of breaching an optical patent.
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