“China and the West are locked in a struggle for control of the future of communications technology, the next generation Internet, and the flow of information.
The next two weeks may well prove decisive in deciding who wins the future. The Chinese know it and are acting with speed, decisiveness and commitment. They’re moving with the urgency and sense of purpose needed to prevail. By contrast, the American government and American companies are far behind and just starting to play catch up.
Next week, the global wireless industry — including network operators, equipment and device makers, and regulators and officials — will gather in Barcelona, Spain for the annual Mobile World Congress. Barcelona is always important for the industry, but this year it is especially pivotal.”
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