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Global Standardization for 3G Asynchronous W-CDMAdate: November 29, 2001 Samsung Electronics hosted the 5-day 3GPP TSG RAN WG1 conference on Jeju Island. The expected outcome includes the determination of the physical hierarchy for asynchronous IMT-2000 wideband CDMA. This conference will convene some eight times in total over a one-year period. The conference is being attended by leading Korean (Samsung Electronics, LG Electronics, SK Telecom, etc.) companies as well as big names from overseas (Ericsson, Nokia, Motorola, etc.). The agenda includes discussions on the future direction for W-CDMA and on the most advanced technology in this field. Specifically, the participants specialized technology and the evolutionary progress of 3.5-generation wireless access standards such as the High Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA). Samsung engineers have given presentations on more than ten technologies, while other Korean companies have also made contributions on the subject of asynchronous IMT-2000. The Samsung delegates included Dr. Young-Kyun Kim, leader of the Global Standards & Strategy Team and Vice Chairman at the ITU Telecommunications Sector Special Study Group. He was joined by Samsung Electronics Principal Engineer Hyeon Woo Lee, who is Vice chairman of the 3GPP TSG RAN WG1 conference. Dr. Kim introduced preparations by equipment makers for providing a commercial W-CDMA service platform: The wireless communications market in Korea and other nations in the Asia-Pacific is experiencing explosive growth. Commercial W-CDMA service is scheduled for launch in the second half of 2002, so thorough preparations are underway to establish stable and complete W-CDMA standards so that customers receive high quality service.
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