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  • Huawei: IPO possible, sales may top Ericsson's

    Huawei would consider an IPO, said a company executive in announcing the company's 2012 results, which included a 33 percent increase in net profit and sales that could exceed those of long-time market leader Ericsson.

Devicescape provides Wi-Fi offloading to MVNO Flash Wireless

Devicescape said its Wi-Fi offload service will be used by MVNO Flash Wireless to help manage data costs and maintain competitive data pricing.

Nokia Siemens may sell $1B in bonds

Nokia Siemens Networks is reportedly exploring the sale of up to $1 billion in bonds.

ZTE's full-year loss may reach $460M

ZTE issued an earnings warning for 2012, saying it may lose $400 million to $460 million for the full year, a reversal of 221 percent to 241 percent from 2011's results.

Six-strikes rule could slam unauthorized public Wi-Fi

The "six-strikes" Copyright Alert System (CAS) is close to launching, and fallout from the anti-piracy program could shut down some business broadband accounts, including public Wi-Fi hotspots that are not authorized to share their bandwidth but have nonetheless been getting away with it.

Deloitte: LTE rollouts won't satisfy data demands

Technology is failing to keep up with the demand for broadband data, and that will lead to worsening spectrum shortage issues, according to a researcher with Deloitte.

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