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China Unicom to slash 2002 capital spending on GSM networks

Compiled from outside sources by Su-Ping Tai; Liu Yi-fang, DIGITIMES Asia Wednesday 7 November 2001 0

As a follow up to starting to promote CDMA (code division multiple access) service, China Unicom intends to slash capital spending on GSM (global system for mobile communications) networks in 2002. The move is expected to influence GSM equipment revenues...

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