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Deutsche Telekom and France Telecom Ink Major Partnership

Apr 18, 2011, 7:46 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Deutsche Telekom, parent company of T-Mobile USA, and France Telecom-Orange have formed a joint venture with the goal of saving money on networking equipment and other costs. The entity, which will be owned 50/50 by the two companies, will used its combined buying power to negotiate better deals for customer equipment, network equipment, service platforms and IT-infrastructure. The entity will be headquartered in Bonn, Germany, and Paris, France. The two network operators believe that the joint venture will lead to savings between 400 and 900 million Euros within three years of launch. They hope to get the operation running by the fourth quarter of this year. There's no indication that this new partnership will impact AT&T's planned purchase of T-Mobile USA.

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Jayshmay

Apr 18, 2011, 8:03 AM

I thought Phone Scoop is a U.S. news website???

Don't care about Nokia, don't care about Sony Ericsson, and I'm not interested in European wireless carriers.

I was under the impression that Phone Scoop was a U.S. news website.

Eric M. Zeman

It is, but because DT is the parent company of T-Mobile USA, I thought it was worth running. The deal may also affect U.S. wireless users down the line. You just never know how far-reaching some of these partnerships will be. It can have a big impact ...
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revel

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Typical american comment.

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Slammer

I feel the opposite Jay.

4G is going to be more integrated worldwide as a technology. More so than the GSM/CDMA we currently have. This means that news that happens on the other side of the globe, can/will effect what happens here. It would be my h...
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muchdrama

Jayshmay said:
Don't care about Nokia, don't care about Sony Ericsson, and I'm not interested in European wireless carriers.

I was under the impression that Phone Scoop was a U.S. news website.

Apparently you tho...
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