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Huawei Ranked 5th Most Innovative Company in the World

Saturday, February 27, 2010

Fast Company, the highly-respected and award-winning US-based monthly magazine, has ranked Huawei the fifth most innovative company in the world for 2010, behind only Facebook, Amazon, Apple, and Google. Huawei was the only new-entrant to the list of the top five most innovative companies.

Fast Company credited Huawei' s strong business growth in 2009 to its leadership in customer-centric innovation. In an article in the March 2010 issue, Fast Company said of Huawei: "Huawei Technologies shot past Alcatel-Lucent and Nokia Siemens in 2009 to become the world's No. 2 telecom-equipment provider, powered by quality and product upgrades… in the past year, it has won a slew of lucrative, prestigious contracts… the sum of these deals was good enough to double Huawei' s global market share."

Commenting on this honor, Kevin Zhang, Vice President of Global Marketing, Huawei, said: "One of Huawei's key differentiators is our customer-centric innovation strategy that is focused on understanding operator needs and rapidly delivering customized network solutions to create maximum value. It is a long term investment towards continuous innovation designed around close partnerships with operators to overcome challenges and achieve business success."

Huawei has a deep and longstanding commitment to innovation:

* Ranks No. 2 in global patent filings, with 1,847 in 2009, according to the United Nations World Intellectual Property Organization patent list

* In 2009, 46 percent of Huawei' s employees were dedicated to R&D

* As part of a worldwide integrated product development process, Huawei operates 17 global R&D centers and operates over 22 joint innovation centers with its customers

* Huawei has successfully deployed the world' s first LTE (long-term evolution) commercial network for TeliaSonera in Oslo, Norway

Fast Company's Top 50 of The World' s Most Innovative Companies can be found at www.fastcompany.com/mic/2010.



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Ericsson chosen by TeliaSonera to boost fixed broadband network

* Meeting consumers' and enterprises' demand for fixed high speed broadband
* Enabling new multimedia services and high-definition TV
* Ericsson chosen as sole supplier of one million access lines
* Improving speed in existing copper access network

TeliaSonera is upgrading its fixed broadband access network to offer businesses and consumers media-rich services such as high-definition TV, live video streaming and online gaming. Ericsson (NASDAQ:ERIC) provides the broadband access network of one million lines based on VDSL2 technology.

Mikael Bäckström, Head of Ericsson Nordic and Baltics, says: "Operators' decision to move from ADSL to VDSL2 is in line with consumers' need to get more bandwidth at home. Combining the strength of its fiber access with existing copper access is an effective and fast way to deliver nationwide high-speed broadband."

Internet use in Sweden is widespread, and according to Swedish statistics, almost 90 percent of households have home access. The goal for Swedish authorities is to secure access to even higher broadband speeds of up to 100 Mbit/s.

Ove Alm, Senior Vice President of TeliaSonera Networks, says: "Enhancing our fixed broadband network will meet the booming demand for bandwidth. By boosting the speeds in both our fixed and mobile networks, our customers will be able to reach their personalized services irrespective of where they are and what device they are using."

Under the agreement Ericsson will deliver EDA 1200 based on VDSL2 technology and related installation services. The contract includes Sweden, Denmark and Norway. Deployment starts in Sweden and will run over the next 12 months.

The VDSL2-based technology offers unprecedented speeds on existing copper lines, opening up new opportunities for operators to provide customers with high-speed broadband services. By using VDSL2, operators can extend its fiber connections into existing copper lines in the last mile, and thereby maximize the reuse of the existing infrastructure.



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MTI looks to 50% increase in PA and RRH shipments in 2010

Telecom and network equipment maker Microelectronic Technology (MTI) expects its shipments of power amplifiers (PAs) and remote radio heads (RRHs) for mobile base stations to increase by 50% in 2010, pushing its revenues for the year to NT$8 billion (US$249.22 million), according to the company.

Shipments of RRHs are currently running at a pace of 2,500 units a month, compared to total installed monthly capacity of 3,000-4,000 units, revealed company president Allen Yen.

Order visibility for RRHs has extended to June 2010, Yen added.

Related mobile base station products are expected to contribute 35% to MTI's total revenues in 2010, the company estimated.



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Motorola and SAFARI Montage Bring Digital Video to the Classroom to Enhance the Student Learning Experience

Keller Independent School District deploys Motorola 802.11n wireless LAN solution for seamless delivery of on-demand educational content from SAFARI Montage, enabling visual learning for K-12 students.

SCHAUMBURG, Ill. – The Enterprise Mobility Solutions business of Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) and SAFARI Montage announced the delivery of a wireless video solution at Keller Independent School District (ISD) that streams high-quality video and other multimedia resources to the classroom without interruption, providing on-demand access to digital education content and instructional tools for teachers and students. One of the fastest-growing school districts in Texas, Keller ISD is comprised of 36 schools serving more than 30,000 students. The implementation lays the foundation to support the school district’s broader K-12 e-learning initiatives, which include putting wireless devices in the hands of every student to enable district-wide visual learning.

“Keller ISD recently installed the Video-on-Demand and Digital Media Management solution from SAFARI Montage to deliver rich digital educational content to classrooms throughout the school district, and to enhance the overall learning experience for our students,” said Joe Griffin, CTO, Keller ISD. “Our existing wired infrastructure limited where and how users could access the content. We needed a cost-effective solution that could provide high-speed, district-wide coverage and ensure seamless delivery of multimedia content to students and teachers, while supporting our efforts to expand these capabilities to all classrooms.”

“With our plan to move to a digital curriculum, it was crucial to have a reliable and easy-to-use wireless infrastructure in place that would support our one-to-one instructional objectives and enable visual teaching district-wide,” said Dr. James Veitenheimer, Keller ISD superintendent and TCEA’s 2010 Superintendent of the Year. “We also needed a network that could work at a very high level and make it easy for students and teachers to use.”

To support the high-bandwidth requirements needed to distribute large, high-quality digital video files from the SAFARI Montage system, Keller ISD turned to System ID, a leading system integrator and Motorola channel partner, who recommended Motorola’s 802.11n wireless LAN (WLAN) infrastructure and industry-leading Motorola AirDefense wireless security and network assurance solutions. Optimized to provide high quality of service (QoS), low latency and exceptional coverage for voice and video applications, Motorola’s 802.11n solution supports the SAFARI Montage Selective Video Streaming software to manage and ensure seamless delivery of live video streams to the classroom from cable TV, video cameras and the Internet.

“Keller ISD needed a robust wireless network that could handle the delivery of multiple multicast and unicast video streams simultaneously, to many clients in classrooms across the school district,” said Marshall Huffman, director of advanced solutions, System ID. “After testing several vendors, the Motorola WLAN solution was the best performing network for streaming video and other multimedia content to high densities of users, which is critical in the classroom environment.”

Motorola’s 802.11n WLAN solution enables Keller ISD to deliver crisp, clear and reliable video and other multimedia resources over a Wi-Fi network – replacing what was previously handled over a wired network. Leveraging Motorola’s award-winning RFS7000 wireless switches, coupled with dual- and tri-radio AP-7131 access points (AP), the network is optimized to handle high user density and provides maximum coverage to support multiple voice and video streams, as well as complex data applications. The unique tri-radio 802.11n AP allows one radio to be dedicated to security and troubleshooting, while the remaining two radios enable high-speed access and delivery of optimized multimedia content. This eliminates the cost and complexity of deploying separate sensor radios, while ensuring secure, reliable and high-performance delivery of content to the classroom. In addition, Keller ISD installed the Motorola AirDefense Wireless Intrusion Prevention System (Wireless IPS), for 24x7 wireless security and proactive monitoring, and the Motorola AirDefense Advanced Troubleshooting module, which is a component of the Motorola AirDefense Network Assurance Suite. The Motorola AirDefense Advanced Troubleshooting solution is the industry’s first and only toolset to perform expert analysis of wireless and wired connectivity issues and perform end-to-end network testing from the wireless perspective, remotely. These tools provided Keller ISD with a cost-effective way to identify and resolve wireless client and network performance issues across multiple campuses.

“Video is a powerful tool for today’s educators that can significantly enhance the student learning experience. But to truly benefit, schools need to have the right infrastructure in place to support the high bandwidth and quality of service required to deliver rich multimedia content, not just to the teacher’s classroom computer, but to all wireless devices – from Netbooks to mobile phones,” said Tim Beekman, president and co-founder of SAFARI Montage. “Motorola’s WLAN solution provides Keller ISD with the flexibility to deliver educational digital content anywhere, anytime throughout the district, without having to give up quality or quantity. This is the first wireless network that has been able to deliver our content successfully.”

As Keller ISD looks to expand its visual teaching capabilities across the district, the new WLAN infrastructure supports several applications from SAFARI Montage, including the enterprise-class Video-on-Demand and Digital Media Management solution, as well as future multimedia resources that will allow teachers to augment lesson plans with visual and audio learning tools to increase student focus and retention. The Motorola solution also provides ubiquitous access to other technologies used in and out of the classroom, including personal devices such as mobile computers or Wi-Fi enabled smartphones, as well as laptops, that can further enhance the learning experience, improve overall productivity for faculty and staff, and prepare students for the future.

“Online resources and rich multimedia content are becoming an integral part of the K-12 curriculum, enhancing the learning experience of students, and preparing them to compete in today’s global economy,” said Sujai Hajela, vice president and general manager for Wireless Network Solutions, Motorola Enterprise Mobility Solutions. “Keller ISD is at the forefront of this trend and its new network is a true testament to the evolution of wireless networking technologies, which today offer a cost-effective, reliable and secure alternative to traditional wired approaches.”

Motorola delivers seamless connectivity that puts real-time information in the hands of users, which gives customers the agility they need to grow their business or better serve and protect the public. Working seamlessly together with its world-class devices, Motorola's unrivaled wireless network solutions include indoor wireless LAN, outdoor wireless mesh, point-to-multipoint, point-to-point networks and voice-over-WLAN solutions. Combined with powerful software tools for wireless network design, best-of-breed security, management and troubleshooting, Motorola's solutions deliver trusted networking and access anywhere to organizations across the globe.

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About SAFARI Montage

SAFARI Montage provides K-12 school districts with a comprehensive solution for their digital media networking and visual instruction needs. The full suite of integrated products provides a single interface for accessing all visual resources from inside the school district intranet or from home. The award-winning SAFARI Montage Video-On-Demand and Digital Media Management enterprise solution is designed to cut costs for school districts by utilizing intelligent digital media delivery, while facilitating visual instruction and learning in the classroom. SAFARI Montage servers come preloaded with educational video titles tied to the curriculum from the industry’s leading video publishers. In addition, SAFARI Montage provides the ability for school districts to easily upload and manage their own digital video and other content, and easily disseminate it to all classrooms throughout the district. With the introduction of its new Pathways SM module, SAFARI Montage now provides a solution for districts to control, manage and schedule classroom and district devices.



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Motorola and Motorola Foundation Kick Off Sixth Annual Global Marathon

Worldwide forum aims to educate and inspire women and girls about science, technology, engineering and math education and career opportunities.

Company brings together more than 150 Chicago students to hear directly from leaders in science, such as Sally Ride, and Motorola women engineers.

SCHAUMBURG, Ill. – Motorola and the Motorola Foundation kicked off the sixth annual Global Marathon, a worldwide forum set to take place on March 10-11, which connects women and girls from six continents for a continuous conversation and inspiration around engineering.

The kick-off event was held at Chicago’s Adler Planetarium and Museum and featured more than 150 women and girls for a jam-packed day of education, collaboration and fun. Sally Ride, the first American woman in space, served as the keynote speaker. Leslie Jones, chief information officer for Motorola, and Eileen Sweeney, director of the Motorola Foundation, also delivered motivating presentations on how women can truly impact business innovation and social change through science and technology.

As part of its global sponsorship of the Global Marathon, Motorola also will be:

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Sponsoring a three-part Android™ applications series that will teach participants how to first come up with a great idea for an app, then how to develop the app and, finally, how to protect and market it.
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Sponsoring an event in India for middle school students that will raise awareness about education and professional opportunities in STEM. It specifically will target students in underprivileged schools in Bangalore to showcase potential options for continuing beyond tenth grade, when free education stops in India.
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Hosting a live, interactive conversation with Eileen Sweeney, director of the Motorola Foundation, and Ruthe Farmer, director of strategic initiatives for the National Center for Women & Information Technology, to focus on the social and business benefits of bringing women into engineering and to recap key learnings from the 24 hours of the Global Marathon.

“Motorola, the Motorola Foundation and our employees around the world are thrilled to be a part of such an exciting and important global initiative,” said Eileen Sweeney, director of the Motorola Foundation. “The Global Marathon is a shining example of an educational program that is transforming young women’s perception of science and engineering and is helping to lay the groundwork for future educational and career opportunities.”

This initiative is a part of the company’s larger commitment to science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education. For more than 20 years, the company has worked with FIRST (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) to introduce students to the limitless opportunities available in engineering and technology careers. The Motorola Foundation is providing more than $7.5 million – in 2010 alone – to support STEM education and inspire science-related careers, especially for girls and underrepresented groups. Outside the United States, Motorola has helped more than 25,000 children in rural China return to school through Project Hope, a youth education program run by the China Youth Development Foundation.

“I am so proud to be a part of an event that is helping make science and engineering accessible – and cool – for young girls around the world,” said Sally Ride, the first American female astronaut into space and currently president and CEO of Sally Ride Science. Dr. Ride keynoted the kick-off event of the Global Marathon. “These girls are our future science and technology leaders. It is our job to show them that anything is possible.”

Sponsored by The National Engineers Week Foundation, the Global Marathon also will include a combination of live Internet chats, webcasts, teleconferences and pre-recorded sessions that discuss career and education advice, professional and personal networking, and information sharing. The 2010 theme – ‘Launching Tomorrow’ –focuses on promoting the notion that through women’s work in engineering they are helping to create valuable innovations that shape the future in meaningful ways. It will feature both live and pre-taped events and virtual programming from around the world.

“Motorola’s support of the Global Marathon and STEM education overall has been invaluable,” commented Leslie Collins, executive director, National Engineers Week Foundation. “They continue to be a leading partner in the effort to educate girls and young women about the opportunities an engineering career offers for both personal and professional growth.”

For more information about the Global Marathon or to join the conversation, visit www.globalmarathon.net.

About the Motorola Foundation

The Motorola Foundation is the charitable and philanthropic arm of Motorola. With employees located around the globe, Motorola seeks to benefit the communities where it operates. The company achieves this by making strategic grants, forging strong community partnerships, fostering innovation and engaging stakeholders. The Motorola Foundation focuses its funding on education, especially science, technology, engineering and math programming. For more information, on Motorola Corporate and Foundation giving, visit www.motorola.com/giving.



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Taiwan market: FET to invest NT$8.6 billion in data communication infrastructure in 2010

Far EasTone Telecommunications (FET) plans to invest NT$8.6 billion (US$269 million) to expand and upgrade its infrastructure for 3G, HSPA and WiMAX, the company said at an investors conference on February 25.

FET had 216,177 subscribers of 3G and HSPA data services at the end of 2009, FET indicated. FET had 14.1% of total revenues coming from non-voice services in 2009, higher than 12.5% for Taiwan Mobile and 11.7% for Chunghwa Telecom, FET pointed out.

S Marketplace, FET's online handset application store, has attained more than 75,000 downloads cumulatively since it was launched in October 2009, with 62% made by non-FET subscribers, FET noted.

FET: Financial report, 2009 and 1Q10(f) (NT$b)

Item


2009


1Q10(f)

Consolidated revenues


60.062 (US$1.83 billion)


15.110

EBITDA*


23.943


5.835

Net profit


9.230


2.296

Net earnings per share (NT$)


2.83


0.70

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