Geographic Markets

Anthony Gabryluk

News from Canadian companies iseemedia and RedKnee, as well as market and trade updates from one of the the world's most exciting telco markets, Pay Pal's Indian banking headache, and the last breath of a Nortel outsourcer.

By Bob Faulkner

On the road toward business in India, China Development Bank builds another bump.

Tim Wilson

Canada's largest communications company is the Exclusive Telecommunications Partner to the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games – Telemanagement takes a closer look at what Bell Canada is up to.

Tim Wilson

Infonetics Research has released its Service Provider Deep Packet Inspection Products Market Outlook, tracking vendors such as Allot, Arbor, Bivio, Cisco, CloudShield, Procera, Narus, NIKSUN, Sandvine, and Qosmos.

Anthony Gabryluk

VeriSign fingers the Chinese Government as source of attack on Google, as the code goes public. Meanwhile, global black hats gain upper hand, Adobe says PDFs were not to blame, and security finds its way into green building designs.

David Anderson

Mophie Marketplace app pushes into iPhone POS market; Apple and Google to duke it out in 2010; and the iPhone is Vodaphone’s new best friend.

Anthony Gabryluk

The coming year will see a surge in mobile device sales in Canada, with the big winner being touchscreen vendors Apple, Motorola, Palm, Samsung and HTC.

Suzanne Gellhorn

Redline Communications Inc, a  provider of broadband wireless infrastructure and standards-based WiMAX products, has reduced its workforce globally by approximately 10%, including Chief Operating Officer Jim Dickerman.

Anthony Gabryluk

Mobile consumer electronics device shipments will grow 55-fold in six years, RIM to continue driving E-EDGE standard, and the move to LTE will more than double the IMS market, with AT&T, Orange, Telefonica, TeliaSonera, Verizon, Vodafone, Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson, Nokia Siemens Networks, Nokia, Samsung and Sony Ericsson having agreed on the “One Voice Profile.”

Suzanne Gellhorn

Huawei clocks $21.5 billion in revenue in 2009 as it expands its presence in Canada, Nokia expects to ship over 500 million units in 2010 to capture 40% of global market share, and Canada’s Industry Minister praises Ciena’s purchase of Nortel’s metro ethernet unit.

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