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3G license may be issued on Sep
www.chinanews.cn 2005-04-05 13:30:32
Chinanews, April 5 - Officials from the Ministry of Information Industry
(MII) revealed that China would release a definite plan on 3G license
issuance at the Global Summit-3G in China held this September. 3G cell
phones are expected to become commercialized by the end of this year.
The MII and the Japan FLY Company held a joint press conference in Tokyo
on Mar. 30th. Chen Yuping, director of the Exchange Center of the China
Academy of Telecommunications Research of the MII, indicated that China
might set a timetable for 3G license issuance at the September summit.
Chen also revealed that China was still testing its TD-SCDMA core
technology, and might finally establish the 3G business in late 2005.
Before this, insiders generally believed that 3G licenses would be issued
before this June or on May 17th, World Telecommunications Day. But Chen
Yuping rejected such predictions. "China will not manage
commercialization service before finishing its tests on TD-SCDMA
technology," he said.
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