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Home » China Mobile and ZTE Sign TD-LTE with South Korea

China Mobile and ZTE Sign TD-LTE with South Korea

September 18, 2015
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ZTE has signed a cooperation agreement with China Mobile Research Institute and South Korea’s Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning (MSIP) for research including TDD/FDD data roaming and VoLTE.

“We are delighted to cooperate with ZTE and China Mobile in this project,” said Dr. Cui Kuishi, head of the Convergence Technology research department at MSIP’s Telecommunications Institute. “China Mobile and ZTE are leaders in the global telecommunications industry, and this strategic cooperation will help South Korea with the deployment of 4G interconnection and interoperability tests, especially the tests based on TD-LTE.”

“We are excited about this tripartite cooperation with MSIP and China Mobile,” said Jason Cao, ZTE’s chief representative in South Korea. “The adoption of common telecommunications standards in China and South Korea will generate increased opportunities for industry and commerce, as trade and partnerships between businesses in the two countries grow under the China-South Korea Free Trade Agreement.”

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