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For awhile I thought Alcatel was going to listen to the pinheads and actually sell off the wireless division for a quick buck.

A few months ago industry pundits projected slowing handset sales; specifically smart phones.   Nokia’s news should not be a surprise to anyone.

In a word; “devastating”.  This company was supposed to be turned around by the firm of Kroll Zolfo Cooper.  By all accounts when the new CEO was appointed the company should have been stabilized.

Whether this is a one-time phenomenon or an indicator of continued consumer optimism remains to be seen.  Consumers are willing to spend savings – albeit carefully – to provide in-home entertainment. Prices of true HDTV sets have now fallen to the point where a critical mass of consumers...

1.      For what seems like forever, there has been the recognition that there needs to be a substantial amount of consolidation with fiber optic component suppliers.   2.      The present conditions for access to financing will at last force...

Nokia has already exited Japan.  Nokia made no headway in Japan.  If the economy was healthier Nokia would have stayed.  The company’s relationship with Linux will figure prominently in Nokia’s future.

With Clearwire targeting to provide coverage for over 140m people across continental US - and assuming it reaches a penetration rate of 10% over 3 years - thats 14m devices or nearly 5m per year. Clearwire will be supplying either directly or indirectly WiMAX modems, USB Dongles and laptops with...

1.      Vikram Saksena worked at AT&T for 16 years constructing its data network. 2.      He has an intimate understanding of the previous layers of the infrastructure. 3.      Tellabs’ new CEO is changing the corporate...

The failure of this deal has a number of pundits scratching their heads.  Why did the deal crater?

1.      Insufficient spending on new equipment at AT&T could lead to significant degradation, especially in residential networks across the country. 2.      It is not out of the question that huge fines could be assessed to the RBOC. 3.     ...