FASTTAKES: DoCoMo, NBN Co, Google, China Mobile, RIM

Staff writer
20 Dec 2010
00:00

NTT DoCoMo

Tata Teleservices

Nikkei

The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) rules that NBN Co.’s initial plans to build only 14 points of interconnect (POI) are inadequate. The ACCC says the plan should have at least 120 POIs, reports TeleGeography.

Google has reportedly delayed the decision on which US cities will be first to sample its 1-Gbps fiber access network until 2011, citing too many applicants, according to eWeek.

China Mobile and RIM launch BlackBerry Internet Service for professionals, SMBs and mobile Internet users in Beijing.

Rackspace Hosting acquires Cloudkick, which creates web applications for cloud-server management that automate the work of system administrators. No financial details were disclosed.

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