Ot, Bullwinkle, Last word not mine, but Qualcomm's
I'll accept your apology in adavance. Here is Julie Cunningham's Email reply about WCDMA BASE STATION chip sets:
Dear Mr. XXXXXX:
We are not currently developing an infrastructure chip product for WCDMA. We had a project underway years ago, as you correctly mention. We decided not to proceed when it became apparent that many of the infrastructure manufacturers were planning to use their own infrastructure chips for WCDMA -- there didn't appear to be enough demand to justify the R&D effort. We have announced multiple phone chips (MSM5200 and MSM6xxx family) which will support WCDMA, so our efforts will continue to focus on supporting our customers with this WCDMA product road map.
Best Regards,
Julie Cunningham
SVP, Investor Relations
QUALCOMM
At 11:16 AM 7/9/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Ms. Cunningham,
Can you supply me with any data concerning any QCOM chipsets for WCDMA base stations (Cell site Modems). The only refernece I can find is to an almost 3 year old press release on the CSM5200 chip. It is no longer listed as a product available from QCOM? Is it going to be produced or will QCOM have some other chip for use in WCDMA base stations?
Sincerely, XXXXXX