China premier criticises EU for telecom probe

Telecom Lead Asia: Presence of Chinese telecom equipment vendors and security issues have taken a center seat in the fight between the U.S.-based Dish Network and Japanese SoftBank for Sprint. Better cash to shareholders of Sprint seems to have ...

(TendersInfo (India) Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) A senior Chinese official said that the interests of both sides would be hurt if the European Union (EU) goes ahead with an anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigation into mobile telecommunications ...

Top executives of the both Huawei, China's number one telecom major along with ZTE were reportedly accompanying Chinese Premier, Li Keqiang, on his current tour of India, as part of his big

More than 60 private companies in China have applied to enter the telecommunications industry, Chinese media said on Tuesday, adding the first private-owned telecom provider is likely to begin operations in June. The applicants, most of them ...

The National Security Council claims that Huawei and ZTE have links to Programme 863 of the Chinese government, which was administered by the Peoples Liberation Army (PLA). Programme863 was set up in 1986, as part of Chinas seventh five-year plan.

Chinese manufacturer ZTE has set its sights on the Indian smartphone and tablet market as it teams with Pune-based Calyx Telecoms, which will be marketing ZTE smartphone s and tablets in the country. ZTE plans to launch new smartphones within the price range ...

At a press conference, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) spokesman, Shen Danyang, has expressed indignation at the prospective European Union (EU) anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations into imports of mobile telecommunications network ...

Aiming to become one of India's top three handset vendors, Chinese telecom major ZTE announced a tie-up with city-based firm Calyx to launch its smartphones in the domestic market. ZTE, which supplies handsets to Indian handset-makers such as Micromax and ...

Supports DoT, cites intelligence reports warning against Chinese manufacturers