Joint efforts
By Zhu Shenshen |
May 13, 2010, Thursday
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ALCATEL-LUCENT, through its subsidiary Alcatel-Lucent Shanghai Bell, and Aruba Networks Inc announced yesterday in Shanghai they will cooperate on Wi-Fi systems and related services for enterprise users and government agencies in China.
It signaled the companies latest expansion into China's WLAN (wireless local area network) market worth US$3 billion annually, industry insiders said.
Alcatel-Lucent and Aruba will offer high-performance, cost-efficient mobility services to carriers and enterprises in China with Wi-Fi solutions, remote access and network management services.
Chinese companies are expanding their reach within the country and globally to tap on improvements in 3G and Wi-Fi technologies, said Dominic Orr, president and chief executive of Aruba.
In 2010, Chinese WLAN operations and service market revenue reached US$2.93 billion, an annual 39 percent growth, according to Nuoda Advisory Co, a Beijing-based consulting firm.
It signaled the companies latest expansion into China's WLAN (wireless local area network) market worth US$3 billion annually, industry insiders said.
Alcatel-Lucent and Aruba will offer high-performance, cost-efficient mobility services to carriers and enterprises in China with Wi-Fi solutions, remote access and network management services.
Chinese companies are expanding their reach within the country and globally to tap on improvements in 3G and Wi-Fi technologies, said Dominic Orr, president and chief executive of Aruba.
In 2010, Chinese WLAN operations and service market revenue reached US$2.93 billion, an annual 39 percent growth, according to Nuoda Advisory Co, a Beijing-based consulting firm.
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