To develop major domestic network equipment makers into giants such as Cisco or Huawei, Korea’s government plans to fully support local network suppliers with an investment of 250 billion won in the nation’s network equipment …

While the Korean telecom regulator KCC (Korea Communications Commission) designated a marketing cap ― no more than 22 percent of the total sales in each of the wireless and wired sectors― to cool down fierce …

KT, Korea’s top fixed-line operator and No. 2 mobile carrier, said it will spend 5.1 trillion won (US$ 4.31 billion) on fixed-line and wireless networks over the next four years to cover surging data traffic …

KCC, telecom regulator, is looking to find a fourth mobile carrier following SK Telecom, KT and LG Telecom to lower expensive mobile service fees. Korea Mobile Internet (KMI) recently submitted an application to the KCC …

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 …

After a series of unsuccessful results in its global business, including in the U.S., China and Vietnam, SK Telecom, the leading mobile carrier in Korea, is attempting again to enter overseas markets to seek new …