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    1st May 09

 Agilent and Datang collaborate on TD-SCDMA technologies eyeing emerging markets

Test and measurement expert Agilent Technologies and Datang Telecom have signed an agreement to collaborate in the development of TD-SCDMA and related technologies in the test and measurement areas.

Datang is key promoter and initiator of TD-SCDMA 3G mobile communication international standard. Datang is working with Agilent to support the TD-SCDMA and other Chinese indigenous innovation technologies and promote their global competitiveness.

Mr. Zhen Caiji, board chairman and president of Datang Holdings said, "Our strategy has been to innovate using open win-win principles through cooperation with international equipment manufacturers and operators. Consequently, the successful commercial development of TD-SCDMA has spurred more than 200 new enterprises. Agilent has always supported China's local technology and industry development. As early as 2002 Agilent's TD-SCDMA test and measurement solutions were available for TD research and development. Agilent joined the TD-SCDMA Forum even when the TD policies were not formalized. We expect our successful strategic cooperation with Agilent will accelerate the TD-SCDMA globalization process and future opportunities of other emerging indigenous wireless technologies."

"China is the second-largest market for Agilent outside the U.S.," said Bill Sullivan, Agilent president and chief executive officer. "The rapid economic growth in China during the past 30 years has delivered many diversified technologies and business opportunities to multinational companies. The government's issue of 3G licenses provides strong support and confidence for both domestic and foreign manufacturers, especially during this current economic downturn. This could speed up investment and deployment by telecom operators, positively impacting the global financial environment. Agilent and Datang Holdings signed the agreement in alignment with each company's global development goals and our strategic intent to focus on China. Agilent will continue to make significant investments in TD-SCDMA and TD-LTE test solutions to support the TD-SCDMA and TD-LTE deployment in international markets."



          
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