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  • DoCoMo Plans 4G Research in China

    Putting its money where its mouth is, NTT DoCoMo is establishing DoCoMo Communications Laboratories Beijing Co. Ltd. to further research on fourth-generation wireless technology. The wireless communications research center will be tasked with researching the technology, as well as promoting it in Japan and China.

    The decision to move forward with the research center stems from a commitment made by China to support 4G research and development in a joint statement issued at the People’s Republic of China-Japan-Republic of Korea Information and Telecommunication Ministerial meeting held last September, according to DoCoMo. Continue >>

    Posted: 27 August 2003 | Filed: Asia Pacific Market, Carriers | Feedback | Print |
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