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Asia Pacific The Asia-Pacific region is at the forefront of CDMA technologies: in 1995, the first cdmaOne system was deployed in Hong Kong. In 2000, the world�s first 3G commercial network based on CDMA2000 was launched in South Korea and in 2002, the first mobile broadband services based on CDMA2000 1xEV-DO were introduced, also in South Korea. Today, Asia-Pacific is the largest region in terms of CDMA subscribers. The CDG continues its active involvement in the region with offices in Mainland China, and India. We collaborate with operators, vendors and regulators to promote the availability of broadband wireless services. The focus of our current activities is to work with regulators on spectrum and policy matters and to advise service providers on technology and business issues, assisting them with international roaming services, handset sourcing, and interoperability. We also hold press tours and targeted events, and we participate in major industry events. CDG Contact Details
Latin America CDMA2000 was the first IMT-2000 technology deployed in CALA. A new opportunity for wireless technologies has emerged in the region � universal access to voice and broadband, and CDMA2000 1X and 1xEV-DO at 450 MHz (also known as CDMA450) is a leading solution for this market in CALA and worldwide. The CDG provides support to service providers and the member vendor community in the region, and works closely with regulators and administrations regarding spectrum and policy issues with other regional and sub-regional organizations. CDG Contact Details
Africa The CDG works to support the unique requirements of sub-Saharan African operators including device availability, international and pre-paid roaming and applications development. The key strategies and objectives for the region are:
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