The world’s largest CDMA mobile operator, China Telecom, is looking to further expand its network footprint in Europe. With wireless assets already secured in the UK, Bloomberg reports that France and Germany may be next on the communication giant’s proverbial hit-list. CT hopes to win the wireless business of jet-setters and Chinese citizens living outside of The People’s Republic with competitive international roaming rates and its familiar brand. A separate report states that the company’s interest is not confined to the Euro Zone and China Telecom may try and bring its services to the US sometime in 2012. Something tells us AT&T won’t make a play to buy ‘em, though.
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