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Network Strategy for Wi-Fi Differs Between SK Telecom and KT
2010/08/30 – 6:22 pm | No Comment
Network Strategy for Wi-Fi Differs Between SK Telecom and KT

Two leading mobile carriers, SK Telecom and KT, are pursuing different network strategies to embrace increasing data traffic generated mainly by smartphone usage.
KT, the sole distributor of the Apple iPhone, is expanding its Wi-Fi …

Six Equipment Makers Racing for SK Telecom LTE Project
2010/08/23 – 6:32 pm | No Comment
Six Equipment Makers Racing for SK Telecom LTE Project

To effectively handle surging data traffic mainly generated by smartphones, SK Telecom plans to beef up its network capacity with the start of commercial service for LTE (Long-term Evolution).

Korea Going to LTE Instead of Mobile WiMAX
2010/07/19 – 10:40 pm | No Comment
Korea Going to LTE Instead of Mobile WiMAX

The world’s first mobile WiMAX operators, KT and SK Telecom, officially declared that LTE (Long-Term Evolution) will be their next-generation network infrastructure. The smallest mobile carrier, LG UPlus, said it will also ride the LTE …

KT, Samsung, Intel to Establish JV for Mobile WiMAX
2010/06/01 – 1:10 pm | No Comment
KT, Samsung, Intel to Establish JV for Mobile WiMAX

KT, the world’s first WiBro (Wireless Broadband) or Korean version of mobile WiMAX service provider with its rival SK Telecom, said Monday it will establish a joint venture with Samsung Electronics and Intel in June …

State Insurer Backs Samsung’s WiMax Export to Malaysia
2010/04/30 – 1:49 am | No Comment

South Korea’s state-run export insurer said Thursday it will cover an export deal by Samsung Electronics to set up 2,500 communications relay stations in Malaysia.
Korea Export Insurance Corp. (KEIC) declined to give details on the …

KT, Intel to Collaborate on WiBro’s Global Advancement
2010/03/26 – 7:26 pm | No Comment
KT, Intel to Collaborate on WiBro’s Global Advancement

KT, South Korea’s dominant fixed-line operator, said Friday that it has agreed with Intel, the world’s largest semiconductor maker, to collaborate on expanding its next-generation mobile technology overseas.
Under the agreement, Intel will produce a chipset …