Motorola gets $310 million China Mobile deal

Nibble Voice and data integration gear sold

By Nick Farrell

Fri May 15 2009, 12:09

MOBILE HARDWARE MAKER Motorola has won a deal worth $310 million to provide gear to China Mobile Communications.

The one year contract is for kit to integrate voice and data capacity on China Mobile's networks using GSM and TD-SCDMA standards.

China Mobile is spending a small fortune on hardware as the country upgrades to 3G. µ

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Comments

Just what the doc ordered

Motorola been struggling, deals like this will certainly keep their head afloat.

posted by : dzx, 15 May 2009 Complain about this comment

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