Telecommunications Equipment Company
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Volatility continues as Nasdaq jumps
News The Nasdaq composite index continued its schizophrenic moves yesterday as a broad-based rally erased Monday's losses.
Intel vies with Sun for telecom servers stake
News Intel, looking for new sources of revenue, will challenge Sun Microsystems by launching a line of telecommunications servers later this year.
AMD joins Linux lab
News Chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices has joined the Open Source Development Labs, a multicompany consortium devoted to improving Linux.
Nortel shares sink after lackluster earnings
News Telecom equipment maker posts a wider loss on restructuring costs and warns it faces challenges ahead amid concerns about the economy.
Tags: Networking, Earning reports/forecasts, Nortel Networks Corp., Alcatel, Telecommunications, telecommunications equipment company, Environment, Earnings, chairman, financial
Report: Nortel may sell off two key businesses
News Talks on letting go of two units raises the question of whether the telecommunications equipment maker will emerge from bankruptcy protection, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Tags: LANs and WANs, Network infrastructure, Financial, Nortel Networks Corp., Siemens AG, Telecommunications, Reorganization Plan, Wireless, Bankruptcy, Avaya Inc.
Nortel files for bankruptcy
News Telecommunications equipment maker seeks Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as the current economic crisis exacerbates the troubled company's problems.
Tags: Mobile/Wireless, Networking technology, Financial, Nortel Networks Corp., Telecommunications, Wireless, Bankruptcy, bankruptcy protection, telecommunications equipment company, payment
Nortel faces delisting from stock exchange
News Telecommunications equipment maker's stock is in jeopardy of being delisted from the New York Stock Exchange as the share price trades below US$1.
Tags: RFID, VoIP, Network infrastructure, Nortel Networks Corp., Alcatel, Telecommunications, Wireless, Stock, Bankruptcy, telecommunications equipment company
3Com's new chief to be based in China
News The move to base Bob Mao, who speaks fluent English and Mandarin, in China signals the company's commitment to the Chinese market.
Tags: Leadership, Networking technology, LANs and WANs, Security, Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd., telecommunications equipment company, BainCapital LLC, network, handheld company, China
Andreessen's Loudcloud braves icy stock market
News Nearly six years after taking Netscape public at the tender age of 24, the high-profile Internet pioneer is again preparing to introduce a company to the market--but is the market ready?
Andreessen's Loudcloud braves icy stock market
News Nearly six years after taking Netscape public at the tender age of 24, the high-profile Internet pioneer is again preparing to introduce a company to the market--but is the market ready?
S'pore, Indonesia to standardize telecom equipment testing
News Singapore and Indonesia yesterday signed a memorandum of understanding for standardized telecommunications equipment testing, according to a statement by the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore.
Tags: Networking technology
Lucent to offer early retirement to 10,000
News The struggling company will offer early retirement to more than 10,000 managers in its effort to cut costs and buoy its foundering operations.
MontaVista beats real-time Linux deadline
News Embedded-Linux company says it's created technology that lets people slam the brakes on Linux in a computing emergency.
Lucent sees more job cuts
News Lucent Technologies said Tuesday it will lay off 15,000 to 20,000 more workers and take a US$7 billion to US$9 billion charge as part of a continuing restructuring program the company hopes will help it turn a profit sometime in fiscal 2002.
Embedded Linux gets a new direction
News MontaVista proposes a modification that could help boost the operating system for cell phones and GPS receivers.
Tags: Linux, Open source
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