Terocelo and Beijing Institute of Technology Sign Joint Development Agreement for Home Gateway Communications Network
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Terocelo Inc. announced today that it has signed a Memorandum of  Understanding with the Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT), China's  premier engineering university. Beijing Institute of Technology is  developing wireless applications for a Home Gateway Solution.
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Text of report in English by official Chinese news agency Xinhua (New China News Agency)  Beijing, 21 September: China Telecom, a leading fixed-line phone operator in China, has joined the country's fierce Internet search engine competition with Microsoft as its technical partner.
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Manufacturers plan to start adding IP capability to new home communication and entertainment products.
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China&#39;s next-generation Internet backbone IPv6 router has successfully passed the technical examination at the PLA Information Project University.
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Nonexclusive deal will let them jointly develop and market IT and telecommunications products and services.
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Intel has teamed up with Globio, a nonprofit educational group, to set up a wireless network for researchers at China&#39;s Wolong Nature Reserve in Sichuan province, the home of the endangered giant panda.
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IBM Corp. and Taiwanese chip designer MediaTek Inc. on Monday announced a three-year pact to develop wireless chipsets for a new technology to transmit large volumes of information, such as full-length high definition (HD) movies, between DVD players, HD-TVs, hand-held devices or other gadgets around the home or office.
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Sony Corp.&#39;s Sony Pictures Television International unit says it formed a joint venture with China&#39;s Hua Long Film Digital Production Co.
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Fujitsu Limited and Cisco Systems, Inc. today announced that they have reached a fundamental agreement to enter into a strategic alliance focusing on routers and switches that will enable service providers
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(InfoWorld) - Silicon Valley will get a homegrown Wi-Fi network from Cisco Systems to provide Internet access in metropolitan areas spread across about 1,500 square miles. The Wireless Silicon Valley Task Force chose a group led by Cisco and IBM to build and operate the network, which will cover areas between the southern border of San Francisco and Santa Cruz, and from the Pacific inland to the opposite side of San Francisco Bay. Cisco will provide the infrastructure and IBM will be the master system integrator for the project. Their team, called Silicon Valley Metro Connect, also includes Azulstar Networks, which will be the service provider operating the network, and SeaKay, a nonprofit that will help get disadvantaged residents online. As municipalities around the world jump on the public Wi-Fi bandwagon, the Silicon Valley project takes a high profile because of both its location in a legendary high-tech region and its sheer size. Although Silicon Valley Metro Connect's current plans wouldn't cover the entire region, large parts of which are lightly populated or undeveloped, the project has gotten sign-in from 42 municipalities. A notable exception is Mountain View, which has its ownÂ city Wi-Fi networkÂ provided by hometown giant Google. Silicon Valley Metro Connect is now entering into negotiations with the task force, said Alan Cohen, senior director of mobility solutions at Cisco. There will probably be a wide variety of services and business models, including paid service, free Internet access and use of the network by government agencies, he said. The first parts of the network should be up and running in the fourth quarter, Cohen said, but he described the whole project as a "multi-year effort." The offering will focus initially on outdoor coverage in populated areas of cities, though some users may be able to reach the network from indoors. The company envisions a network that uses 802.11b/g to connect with users' notebook PCs and other devices and 802.11a, with directional antennas, for meshed backhaul links to wired networks. It will use a wireless LAN switch model with lightweight access points that are centrally controlled. Wider-range WiMax technology could come into play later, Cohen said. Cisco, IBM, and SeaKay also were behind a proposal for San Francisco's planned Wi-Fi network. There, theyÂ lost out to Google and EarthLinkÂ in April, but the group said it would compete for municipal wireless projects around the country under the Metro Connect banner.
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Through a 10-year alliance announced yesterday, the two companies will develop advanced digital communications and information technologies for current and future Department of Defense and intelligence systems.
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BEIJING (CP) - Canada and China have signed agreements to share their knowledge of natural resources industries.
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Fujitsu and Cisco have announced that they have reached an agreement to enter into a strategic alliance to carry out joint development of high-end routers, plan future cooperation in routing and switching, and collaborate on quality improvement.
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(InfoWorld) - Motorola established a development center in China's central Hunan province to help operators and end users develop wireless applications. The center, which was established with backing from the Hunan provincial government, is located in Changsha, where officials hope to create a cluster of companies working on the development of telecommunications services and applications, the company said. In recent years the Chinese government has urged foreign companies, particularly those involved in high-technology industries, to invest more heavily in the country's central and western regions. These areas have typically lagged China's major cities and eastern coast in economic development and foreign investment. Motorola offered few specifics of the Changsha center, saying only that it would serve as a location for the company to work with its customers. Details of the level of financial backing and staffing required for the center were not disclosed. A spokesman for the company could not immediately be reached for comment. Motorola has invested heavily in the creation of research and development centers and other facilities in China. In March, the companyÂ set up a wireless R&D centerÂ in Hangzhou, in China's eastern Zhejiang province. That center, the 17th such facility to be set up by Motorola in China, will develop and test software and hardware for integration into product offerings and will do work on next-generation wireless technologies.ADVERTISEMENTMAKE SOA REAL WITH IBM WEBSPHERE PODCASTStreamline processes and maximize efficiency within a proven service oriented architecture. Take back control of your business processes with IBM WebSphere.
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Focusing on the fast-growing Chinese market, Japan&#39;s Toshiba and major Chinese appliance maker TCL have signed a broad agreement to cooperate in making and marketing appliances in China, the companies said Thursday.
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Two industry heavyweights have completed interoperability tests of a new technology designed to drive the convergence of voice, data, and video services over wireless and fixed infrastructure based on the Internet Protocol.
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3Com Corp has unveiled an initiative that positions the routers and switches from its now fully owned H3C subsidiary in China as platforms for the delivery of third-party commercial and open source apps in Linux-based modules.