• As our important international guests will attend CeBIT Asia'2007 in Shanghai in the same time frame as GMC'07, we decided to combine GMC'07 into CeBIT'07. Prof. Willie LU and the committee members will be in Pudong Shangri-La Hotel from 5:00pm to 10:00pm on October 9th. If you want to join us, please RSVP with steve<at>delson.org. We will also publish our local Shanghai mobile phone number by October 8th. Stay tuned and check back this website accordingly.

• GMC'07 will be during the CeBIT Asia' 2007 in Shanghai Pudong. Please contact us for CeBIT Tickets.

• U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will be opening the important 4GMF'2007 (2007 4th Generation Mobile Forum) in San Francisco by Hons. Julius P. Knapp, chief of Office of Engineering and Technology. Visit 4GMF website for more details.

• Why you should publish your paper in GMC proceeding? If your paper is accepted to publish in GMC proceedings, it will be recorded in U.S. Library Of Congress, U.S. Copyright Office, Engineering Information Index, and your inventions or findings will become the Prior Arts of the field in the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO) to stop anyone else to file same or similar patent protection. In addition, based on U.S. International protocols on IPR protection, your inventions and research findings will also be automatically protected in around 27 developed countries who signed IPR agreements with United States. Lastly, but not least, the GMC proceedings will be referenced in Stanford University, U.C. Berkeley, Churchill Club, leading industries and law firms in the San Francisco Bay Area & Silicon Valley where over 200 leading VCs will be able to access your research leadership. So, publication in GMC is extremely Important!

• After detailed technical review, about 90 papers out of 283 submissions have been pre-accepted for GMC'07 proceedings. The final acceptance is subject to full registration payment, copyright form and final camera-ready paper checkup. Click for pre-accepted paper list.

• USCWC releases the 2007 Edition of 4G Design Book CD containing over 6500 pages of technical design documents focusing on 4G and B3G development and innovations. To order this 4G CD, please click here.

• Over 50 Fortune / Forbes top executives will be speaking at 4GMF'2007 San Francisco to create the global 4G mobile business and promote the global 4G investment. Major medias including Wall Street Journal, New York Times and Reuters, will be moderating the featured speeches.

• IEEE Special Issue "Technologies on Future Converged Wireless and Mobility Platform" edited by Prof. Willie Lu, Prof. Ping Zhang, et al is published in IEEE Wireless Communications, April 2007. This important issue sets a technology milestone for the future fourth generation mobile communications R&D and industry.

• GMC, in partnership with WWC program, will bring the worldly famous scientists and professors to China and help Chinese prestigious universities to set up International Labs as targeted for year 2015~2020 by the central government. According to gov't long-term university development strategy, China is evolving from the traditional State Key Labs to the National Labs, and further to upgrade to the International Labs by year 2020 as steps to enhance its global competitiveness.

• More and more primary Chinese universities use USCWC to file U.S. Patent applications in view of USCWC's world-class reputations and its strong backup by world's leading law schools, IPR attorneys, venture capitals and PR firms in San Francisco Bay Area. USCWC is committed to protect and promote your invention to become a successful business case. For more information, please visit the USCWC Patent Program.

• During the 2007 National People's Congress (NPC) of China, Prof. Lu was invited to visit Ten most influential EE/CS/IE universities of China as an independent examiner for international academy and standards to help China deliver around Five world-class universities in the field of Information and Communications Technology (ICT). The examination criteria comprises multi-dimensional international practices including academic research, standards setting, professional credits, students leadership and IPR capability. Most of universities' presidents actively participated in this program with Prof. Lu. This independent examination report is submitted directly to the State Council and the NPC of China.

• GMC'2007 proceedings, fully registered in EI and partially in SCI, will be distributed to over 500 leading wireless companies and 100 leading universities across the global - the budget has been approved by the sponsoring companies to be announced soon.

• GMC'2007 will join forces together with U.S. leading technology, research and professional bodies, including UC Berkeley, Churchill Club, Stanford, to secure GMC's world-class leadership in the industry, and foster global collaboration in the research and development of next generation mobile wireless communications focusing on 4G & B3G mobile technology.

• USCWC and its partners approved US$1.5 million budget to sponsor the selected important patents application by fellow students with accepted papers in GMC. If you have great ideas, but can not afford very expensive international patent application fee (from US$15,000 to US$75,000 each patent application), please contact us for help at: susan<at>cwc.us or steve<at>delson.org. We are going to sponsor 50~100 high quality inventions in the field of B3G and 4G technologies.

• Invited by China central government, Prof. Willie Lu will visit ten most famous universities of China to evaluate their academic standards and research capabilities as per the International Academic Accreditation Standard popularly used in USA, Canada, West Europe and Japan. China is to promote around ten key universities to be the World-Class academic institutions amongst the peers across the global within next decade. By year 2020, China will expect one or two worldly flagship universities like Stanford, Harvard or Cambridge in China. For this very important mission, a big movement of academic reforms will be undergoing very soon.

• OWA (Open Wireless Architecture) technology has been used to develop the next generation mobile phone system in support of the truly service-oriented mobility offerings.

• Many Students asked Prof. Willie LU "Why GMC is different from other conferences in China which might be much cheaper and lower cost?". Prof. Lu answered "This is the same question as Why Stanford is so expensive compared to other universities. Because our standard is of the world's highest, and most importantly, we demand leadership of changing the world !". GMC Mission is to create world-class leaders.

• USCWC endorsed "Continued Study in USA" program to help the outstanding Chinese students to continue their Master or Ph.D study in USA in the field of Electrical Engineering or Computer Sciences, etc.

• The first issue of USCWC Journal on Wireless Communications was successfully published on Jan. 1st, 2007 in Palo Alto, California. To reflect its world-class technical as well as professional excellence in the field, this Journal will be indexed in EI, SI, LoC and SCI in due course.

• Over 20 CEOs of leading wireless industries (incld. Motorola, Nokia, Qualcomm, DoCoMo, Lucent, Ericsson, Alcatel, China Mobile, etc) agreed at the ITU Telecom World 2006 that the future mobile communications will be based on the converged and open architecture platform to deliver the open service-oriented architecture offerings.

• Prof. Willie LU delivered important speeches in Beijing Univ. of Post & Telecom (BUPT), Shanghai Jiaotong Univ. and Zhejiang Univ, etc to reiterate the importance of global leadership and professionalism. "The Future is not to be predicted, it is to be created. Chinese students should learn the leadership of changing the world in addition to the academic excellence in his/her field", Said Prof. Lu.

• Invited by major medias in China, Prof. Lu delivered the very important China 4G media release and interview at Sina.com in Beijing HQ during the GMC'2006 conference. This media interview has been distributed in over 100 other medias in China as a milestone guideline for China's future mobile communications development. The interview will strongly influence China's position on 3G, TD-SCDMA, WiMax and future 4G technologies.

• GMC'2006 was very successful. Over 50 Chinese decision-makers have been involved in this important annual B3G/4G technology summit, and over 10 major medias had reported this prestigious technology conference in Beijing.

• If China Telecom acquires Unicom CDMA, and China Mobile is forced to deploy TD-SCDMA, there will be no chance for W-CDMA! If China Mobile decides to go W-CDMA, TD-SCDMA will face big problem! How to solve this tough situation? Join GMC'2006 for this important discussions.

• SHANGHAI, August 28th, 2006 -- 4GMF today officially announced the historic 4G Standardization program by 4GMF for the greater China region as well as other Asia-Pacific regions in the following years. The first 4GMF plenary meeting and technology summit will be inaugurated on March 19th through 23rd, 2007 in Beijing, China. Click here for details.

• How important is GMC'06? You can not afford miss this historic technology and strategy opportunity if you need to get the insiders' decisions and insights ahead of your competitors on What's the ten biggest concerns of TD-SCDMA in Gov'ts; How to move TD-SCDMA forward without money; Why China Mobile must support TD-SCDMA? Why China so urgently needs 4G systems? Is WCDMA surprisingly dead in China? Why the gov't lifts the focus on CDMA technology for 4G era? Who are the small-group decision-makers behind the scene and what's their stakes? ... only available for GMC'06 full registrants.

• Prof. Willie Lu's invited speech at 2006 ITU Telecom World Hong Kong has been finally confirmed on Dec. 5th in Forum room 2. For details, please refer to the official ITU Programme Page here.

• GMC'2006 will launch the China 4G Technological Advisory Expert Council in Beijing to help define China's 4G mobile communications technology for the next decade. - Xinhua News, Beijing, August 8th.

• Based on "Mission 2020" R&D Plan, we will file 2020 patents on 4G technologies by year 2020, wherein 2/3 4G patents will be filed by Chinese scientists and technologists.

• The GMC'06 Hotel Reservation is open now. Please book your room ASAP as rooms will be sold out very soon for this golden October - the best and busiest season  in Beijing. Click to book your hotel room.

• Invited by Mr. Yoshio Utsumi, Secretary-General of ITU (International Telecommunication Union) as a VIP guest, Prof. Willie Lu will be speaking at the upcoming ITU Telecom World 2006 in Hong Kong on December 5th, 2006 to address the official launch of Fourth Generation Mobile Forum (4GMF) and initiate the global standardization activities for the 4G mobile communications. Cheers!

• The Beijing office of Prof. Willie Lu has opened a BLOG website in SINA.com to discuss the emerging topics of China 4G/B3G. Welcome join the discussion, but sorry in Chinese language.

• Strongly invited by Chinese highest level authorities, administrations and research institutions, Prof. Willie W Lu will be spending more time in China to help lead the China 4G development program and set the China 4G international strategy for the coming decade. In the eyes of China central government, Prof. LU is "one of the most famous and most influential worldly Chinese pioneers who can move China to the next level of success", and "his well accredited international leadership and working experiences in seven countries are the invaluable assets to help drive China into future".

• China is to enhance its international strategy in the China 4G program towards year 2020. Based on the recent internal memo of MOST and MII, one of the biggest problems of China TD-SCDMA is its lack of international influence and global technical recognition. If you search the database of EI index and IEEE eXplore, you can find near half million papers on W-CDMA or cdma2000, but you can only find less than 200 papers on TD-SCDMA. China must work hard to change this situation in the 4G era.

• China is to enforce a new spectrum management regulation to encourage competition and promote innovative technology in wireless communications. Based on SRRC memo, China strongly supports dynamic spectrum management mechanism and in long-term, encourage dynamic spectrum access and open wireless architecture (OWA). The new spectrum management guideline will be relaesed at GMC'06 in Beijing.

• Message from the nation's budgeting offices of China DRC and SAC, the total ICT budgets for the next decade is about $800 billion. In the wireless sectors including broadband wireless, mobile networks and service/application platforms, etc, the budget is about $300 billion where special markets (eGov networks and semi-gov't systems) are about 2/3, and public mass markets are about 1/3. The detailed budgeting chart will be released at GMC'06 in Beijing.

• China expedites its development on 4G mobile technology, and updates its 3G and 4G evolution strategy accordingly. The China office of Prof. Willie W. LU today released the China 3G/4G Commercial Rollout Timeframe: TD-SCDMA (3Q2008), B3G (1Q2010), 4G (1Q2012). Meanwhile, pre-commercialization field trials will start about one year in advance. The traditional 3G investment has been limited in consideration of the emerging B3G/4G technologies to come much earlier than expected. GMC'06 is to report these milestone development whitepapers in October, Beijing. [Exclusively copyrighted by GMC'06 office, All rights reserved worldwide. July 7th, 2006, Beijing.]

• Sponsored by "Mission 2020" Plan Funds, GMC launched the important "2020 Leadership Program" to build the world-class leaders for China's Future in the industry of Wireless and Mobile communications. "Worldly accredited and recognized leaders are mission-critical for China's future, and we are committed to help build the team of leadership for the nation's global competitiveness in the next decade through GMC conference," said Prof. Willie LU, chairman of GMC Mission China.

• Prof. Willie Lu's series report II on China future mobile communications is published in the China Mobile Communications, MC21st, and this GMC'06 website. The report is in Chinese and can be viewed by clicking here.

• Selected papers from GMC'06 proceedings will be considered for 2nd review for IEEE Special Issues in IEEE Wireless Communications Magazine, IEEE Communications Magazine and IEEE Journal of Selected Areas in Communications, etc. The Mission 2020 R&D Plan will also launch a new Journal on Emerging Wireless Communication Technologies soon to be submitted to SCI Index with quality papers from prestigious 4G/B3G technical conferences including GMC in China.

• "Mission 2020" R&D Plan in China is to define the future technologies and set the research directions for over 20 million Chinese professionals (scientists, engineers, researchers, students and officials, etc) in the wireless and mobile communications towards year 2020 and beyond. The plan will also help China evolve from a "Made in China" nation to a "Designed in China" country by year 2020.

• Prof. Willie Lu's 2006 research mission trips cover 8 countries in Asia. In mainland China, Prof. Lu will be visiting the most famous 10 universities in this summer mission. Contact susan@cwc.us for the mission schedule.

• To further promote the R&D of Open Wireless Architecture (OWA) for the future wireless and mobile technologies, the first international symposium on OWA technology will be launched in Berkeley, Calif., February 15 through 17 of 2007. The theme of OWA'2007 is "Multi-Dimensions of Wireless Innovation". Over 500 industrial leading experts and research scientists, with pioneering wireless talents from San Francisco bay area, will be joining this important technical discussion and delivering the consensus of future wireless innovations.

• 2006 World Wireless Congress (WWC2006) in San Jose delivered a very important message to the world: The Future Wireless and Mobile platform will go Open and Converged solutions. World's leading industries and Fortune 100 companies joined forces together at this very important wireless congress in Silicon Valley on this historic mission. To access their keynote speeches with WWC'2006, please click this link.

• In view of the technical as well as academic excellence of GMC papers, GMC'2005 papers have been successfully selected in the ISI Index (International Scientific Index) by the famous Thomson Scientific, one of the worldly most authoritative scientific and technical information databases comprising ISTP and SCI. GMC'2006 papers will continue to be searchable in ISI, accessible to millions of researchers, scientists and engineers all over the world.

• Open Wireless Architecture (OWA) is becoming the most important technology for the fourth generation mobile communications in the next decade with over $400B business potentials worldwide. The feature article titled "Open Wireless Architecture (OWA) - The Core to 4G Mobile Communications" by Prof. Willie W. Lu is published in China Communications, April 2006 - the flagship Journal of China in communications technology.

• Why GMC is extremely important for students, researchers and engineers? "Attending such quality conferences is the most important part of my career development. Every year, I attend near 50 conferences to network with my colleagues worldwide and secure my leadership in the field", said Prof. Willie W. Lu, Founder of GMC mission in China.

• Why GMC is special and unique from other conferences? GMC is an Industry-Driven, Development-Focused, Academia-Enriched, Standards-Targeted and Business-Oriented R&D summit for future mobile communication technologies, rooted in the great China regions.

• GMC'2006 Pre-Accepted Papers are available in the Technical Sessions webpage. Information for preparing your camera-ready package is available in the Information for Authors webpage.

• Delson Group Released the 4G Design Book with over 6000 pages' technical materials specialized in 4G and B3G technologies. It is an authoritative design handbook for the 4G/B3G engineers, designers, developers and researchers, comprising of newest design solutions from global leading industries and research institutions.

• U.S. CWC and Sieneon unveil the world's first GSM/ GPRS/ WCDMA/ WiMAX/ WiFi 5-in-1 core platform based on Open Wireless Architecture (OWA) technology. The chipset will be used for 4G mobile phone.

• The U.S. Ctr. for Wireless Comm (cwc.us) recently presented a research report in USA that mobile phone is dangerous for human health if you use it continuously over one hour every day and last for six months and more. The chance to get brain cancer and/or brain disorder is over twenty times more than those not using mobile phone. So, whenever possible, try to use wireline phone or use earphone to your mobile phone. So far, over ten research institutions have found this serious problem with mobile phone, but further research is necessary focusing on health analytical modeling of specific wireless standards.

• The U.S. office of Prof. Willie W. LU has officially endorsed the GMC proceedings for SCI Index application. Once approved, the GMC accepted papers will be searchable in both EI index and SCI index to reflect its technical as well as professional excellence in the field. GMC demands the highest technical quality in academic and research performance, and becomes the world's most authoritative R&D platform in the next generation mobile communication technologies.

• On March 21st in Stanford University, the Silicon Valley's Who's Whos, including founders of Sun, Yahoo, D.E. Shaw, Rambus, Netscape, Silicon Graphics, and over 200 eminent professors and technologists joined forces together in celebrating the 40 years' anniversary of SU's computer science, and defining the future technologies of computer science and communications engineering. One of the important conclusions from this very influential symposium is that the future computer architecture will be integrated into the wireless architecture, and making both architectures open is the only solution for this revolutionary integration ! The meeting was moderated by John Markoff, New York Times.

• Dreaming of an advanced degree in world's best universities (Stanford, MIT, Berkeley, Princeton, Columbia, etc)? The U.S. office of Prof. Willie W. Lu can help your dream come true if you meet the basic requirements. Please contact susan<at>cwc.us for your professional development needs. We welcome qualified students to pursuit MSc or Ph.D in USA.

• This year's GMC'06 in Beijing will be a historic milestone in driving China's future mobile technology and R&D. As Chinese PM said in 2006 People's Congress, "China is on the edge of evolution from a production country to a country focusing on R&D and innovation". GMC'06 will bring together leading scientists, technologists, researchers and engineers to Beijing in this golden fall and discuss core technologies of the field to help China move forward to the next decade.

• GMC mission was founded in 2003 by Prof. Willie W. Lu, a distinguished and notable Chinese technologist in United States. With his unbeatable professional experiences in Japan, Germany and USA, Prof. Lu is committed to construct a world-class R&D and technology platform in China to foster international research collaboration, technology exchange and business team building, and most importantly, help China to become more OPEN and INTERNATIONAL.

• "One of the mission-critical jobs of the Chinese government is to construct the advanced and affordable information and communications infrastructure for the vast underdeveloped rural and sub-urban areas and integrate various existing and future technologies", said Chinese PM in the 2006 People's Congress on March 5th, Beijing. OWA is committed to support this mission and benefit the 1.4 billion people in China.

• 2006 Special Training on 4G-OWA technologies is published in website. Please register ASAP as seats are very limited.

• Over 100 eminent professors and industrial experts met together in University of California, Berkeley (U.C. Berkeley) on Feb.23rd for the 2006 Berkeley EECS Annual Research Symposium with theme "Looks to the Future - The Future of EECS". Many professors including Prof. Jan Rabaey and Prof. Willie Lu totally agreed that the future of wireless infrastructure will be based on open wireless architecture (OWA) with topics such as cognitive radio, spectrum recycling, background-calibrated ADC and ambient wireless router, etc. Prof. John Canny also stated that the future mobile phone will be a social platform with open system architecture supporting various technologies.

• GMC is the most authoritative and prestigious international technology conference of the field in China, driven by industrial R&D and academic research in emerging fourth generation mobile and wireless communications. GMC publications are very well recognized and accredited in major international professional communities, major industrial research institutions and major international patent offices. GMC published papers are recorded and registered worldwide through the United States Library of Congress (US LoC) for global reference.

• "China will not issue 3G licenses before GMC'06", said Mdm. Sunny Cao, GMC'2006 Spokewoman in Beijing, "Further research and development on B3G and 4G technologies become the much more important mission than 3G in China, and we are committed to drive this movement".

• GMC'06 will present the 3G/WiMax/WiFi 3-in-1 OWA Phone for great China market. Stay tuned !

• GMC'06 will proudly host an important Research Symposium by over 10 famous professors from world's leading universities including Stanford, UC Berkeley, MIT, Waterloo, RWTH and Tsinghua, BUPT, etc.

• U.S. Office of Prof. Willie W. Lu announced the new IEEE Special Issue of "TECHNOLOGIES ON FUTURE CONVERGED WIRELESS AND MOBILITY PLATFORM" in IEEE Wireless Communications Magazine to be published in April 2007. Please click this link for more information on Call-for-Paper of this very important IEEE special issue. This issue is edited by Prof. Willie LU, Prof. Ping Zhang and Dr. Kai Miao, etc.

• GMC becomes the best and most efficient R&D platform for Chinese students, researchers and engineers to publish their technical papers internationally, register in EI Compendex Index and protect the research results through United States Copyright Office.

• All GMC published papers are in EI Compendex Index and U.S. Library of Congress to reflect the academic excellence of the conference.

• On-line paper cover submission and business panel submission are now open for the public. Please refer to the "Call for Submission" for details.

• DG released the 2006 "Mission 2020" R&D Plan on events to over 10 major medias in US, EU and Asia. Please download the published release of 2006 "Mission 2020" events by clicking this link.

• GMC'2005 was EXTREMELY successful in China. Over 30 major medias, including Xinhua, CCTV, Chongqing Daily, China Finance, have reported this great event throughout the great China area. Click the Media Page for more information of GMC'2005 in Media.

• FYI, GMC'06 will be in Beijing on Oct. 9-11; WWC'06 in San Francisco on May 24-26; WMC'06 in Munich on July 5-7. Visit delson.org for more.

• Under the "MISSION 2020 (R)" R&D Plan, approved by the board of Delson Group, the GMC'2006 will be held in Beijing, the capital of People's Republic of China, to help build the region's future in next generation wireless and mobile communications focusing on long-term R&D strategy as well as emerging technical issues in the field. Delson Group is the legal owner and primary investor of this GMC mission in East Asia region.

• Delson Group will submit its 4G-OWA technology contribution to ITU 4G Standards through the United States (state member of ITU). 4G-OWA is becoming one of the most important 4G technologies across the global.

• China initializes 3G warming-up activities in hotspot cities including Shanghai, Beijing, Shenzhen and Hangzhou, and expects 3G service from 2Q2006. However, based on official release from Beijing, "the 3G equipment must be cost-effective, and vendor must low down the price at least 20% every year ... because 3G is not a new technology any more."

• DG releases special strategic report on "WiMax in China: Unclear Future".

• Join GMC'06 to explore insight details on China 3G licensing results, new strategies on converged broadband wireless China, re-organizing service providers and operators, new telecom act updates, Beijing 2008 broadband wireless systems and networks, wireless segments of eGOV projects, TD-SCDMA insiders' strategy and upcoming State Communications Commission (SCC)'s new mission and organization, etc. Welcome to GMC'2006 !

• China gov't approved long-term (10 years and beyond) wireless industrial strategy on Open Wireless Architecture (OWA), and short-term (5-10 years) development focus on converged Broadband Wireless systems.

• GMC has been awarded the ISSN No. 1557-0622 by United States Copyright Office. The GMC'05 record is referenced as "ISSN 1557-0622 [2005]".

• GMC mission has become the most authoritative and most influential technical and R&D platform in China's mobile communication technologies focusing on emerging B3G and 4G mobile systems and networks. Stay tuned !

• "When will China go 3G, and how to go 3G? These are not important! The most important is how to meet the 1.3B people's mobile communication needs. That's the primary objective we come together at GMC'05 and debate each other on technical as well as strategic issues for the mobile future in China", said Prof. Willie W. LU in Shanghai, founder and technical chairman of GMC mission.

• GMC is committed to be the most authoritative and prestigious technical R&D summit in China's mobile communications, focusing on next generation converged broadband wireless platform for B3G and 4G mobile systems.

• Prof. Willie Lu's Advice for all new graduated engineering students: Joining IEEE, Attending Conferences, Facing Internationally, Looking Forward and Never Stop Learning. That's the effective way you can gain value and credit in technical, professional as well as career development on the worldwide basis.

• The converged Open Wireless Architecture (OWA) platform will be driving China's future wireless and mobile communication industry. Stay Tuned!

• Over 20 "Fortune 500" leading industries agreed at the WWC'05 in Palo Alto that, Open Wireless Architecture (OWA) will become the most important communication convergence platform to support the future service-oriented infrastructure of information and communication technologies.

• "China will not issue 3G License before 2006, and the initial 3G services will be limited in few important cities only by 2010. For long-term wireless strategy, China will go Open and Converged Wireless Platform," said Prof. Willie W. LU in Beijing, May 17, 2005.

• In 2005 Wireless Investors Conference in San Francisco on April 29th, Prof. Willie W. Lu predicted that, in next decade, wireless industry will completely go open wireless platform architecture rather than the traditional closed single architecture standard. "Any single-architecture wireless system, including 3G, HSDPA, WiMax, etc, is a transitional solution only, and will be replaced by open wireless architecture system very soon where various different wireless standards can be integrated and converged on this open platform," said Prof. Lu.

• GMC strongly supports the global mission by the United Nations to advance our commitment in an aggressive, unified fight against intellectual property theft and STOP infringement on trademark, copyright & patent.

• "Mission 2020" R&D Plan - a global Call for Action to contribute to the future vision, join the new technology initiative, and to construct the mission-critical research framework - for the year 2020 and beyond. Welcome to the "Mission 2020" sponsored technical activities worldwide.

• Delson Group launched the 4G Convergence Testing of Open Wireless Architecture (OWA) platform with UMTS/WiMax/WLAN 3-in-1 converged systems for broadband mobile communication services including high-speed data, video and IPTV transmissions.

• GMC R&D effort has become the most authoritative and most prestigious technology platform of next generation wireless and mobile communications in China as well as the East Asia region.

• East Asia is to become the world's No.1 leading ICT (Information and Communication Technology) base in the coming decade. Korea and China (including Taiwan and Hongkong) will be evolving from a global manufacture center to a world-class design and development center by year 2020. GMC is committed to promote this historic mission in its annual R&D platform.

• Delson Group Worldwide and its Partners continue investment and leadership in research and development of emerging wireless and mobile communication core technologies. As of 12/30/2004, we had successfully secured hundreds of international IPRs in the future fourth generation mobile communications, and enhanced our global authority in the industry.

• “If the 19th century belonged to Britain and the 20th century to the United States, the 21st century will surely be East Asia's.... Within decades, the region will become the world's dominant economic force.” IEEE Spectrum, Oct. 2004. - The mission of GMC is to drive the R&D vehicle for the region's future wireless and mobile communication technologies by China, Japan and Korea, etc.

• The original Call-for-Paper of IEEE OWA Special Issue is published in IEEE ComMag Website. Selected accepted GMC'05 papers will be forwarded again for this important special issue.

• IEEE Special Issue on "Open Wireless Architecture and Wireless Convergence", co-edited by Prof. Willie Lu (US-CWC), Prof. Xiao-Hu You (China-SEU), Dr.Young Kyun Kim (Korea-Samsung) and Prof. Bernhard Walke (Germany-RWTH), is now open for Call-for-Papers until Oct.30, 2005.

• Prof. Willie W. Lu's Keynote Speeches on "Open Wireless Architecture for Next Generation Wireless & Mobile Communications" presented in IEEE Communications Society Silicon Valley Chapter, Stanford University, Mission 2020 Research Assembly and 6th World Wireless Congress, etc.

• GMC supports China's "11th Five-Year Plan in Emerging Wireless and Mobile Communication Technologies".

• Approved by the steering committee, the GMC'2006 will be in Beijing with focused subject "Wireless and Mobile Communication Technologies Towards Beijing 2008 Games". The technical program will be co-managed by world-class pioneering experts of special Olympic telecommunications and networks including the technical expert team of Athen'2004 Games.

• "Mission 2020 R&D Plan is to empower our world-class researchers, scientists and experts to create inventions and define future technologies more effectively," said Prof. Willie W. Lu, Consulting Professor of Stanford University and Executive Director of the Plan.  - [DG Press, Geneva, Jan.10th, 2005]

• "Mission 2020" R&D Plan will become the largest global R&D collaboration program in the emerging wireless and mobile communication technologies. Over 100 authorities, industries, foundations and investors will be participating in this historic joint mission worldwide.

• GMC'2005 had an extremely important strategic discussion on "Wireless Broadband Infrastructure for Sub-rural and Mid-size cities of China" which account for 66% of business in this industry.

• GMC'2005 had a special workshop on "Beijing Olympic'2008 Telecoms and Networks", chaired by Prof. Peter Stavroulakis, senior technical expert of Athens 2004 Olympic Games networks & systems.

• IEEE officially published the very important and authoritative Special Issue on "Wireless Communications in China: Technology vs. Markets" led by Prof. Ke Gong, Prof. Willie Lu and Prof. Xuemin Shen as the first and kickoff issue of 2005. This special issue provides the most updated information on the emerging wireless communications in China - the world's largest wireless market with near 400 million mobile users.

• GMC supports China Ministry of Information Industry and Ministry of Science and Technology to help promote the China emerging next generation wireless and mobile communication technologies and strategies.

• GMC has been approved to host the most authoritative international technical discussions on emerging 4G and B3G technologies through 2020 in China.

• GMC'05 Chongqing has been focusing as well, on the "Wireless and Mobile Communications for Mid-size cities and Rural areas of China" which have the huge markets with over $500B business by 2020 (DG China reported).

• GMC'05 will be co-organized by Mobile World Congress (or called World Mobile Congress) - the leading global mobile innovation summit by Delson Group.

• China speeds-up its pace on 4G R&D and standardization to try to deploy the initial 4G systems during 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. GMC is to strongly support this mission towards "Vision Mobile 2020".

• The GMC has been approved as a "leading platform and important mission" for the "Mobile 2020 Program" towards the year 2020 by the government.

• The government will be approving a new strategy to allow 3G and 4G networks deployed at free paces subject to market demands and industry drives, which will greatly encourage open architecture and open interface of the technologies.

• GMC technical records are accessible to major international patent offices including USPTO and EPO to reflect its technical leadership in the field.

• GMC becomes the Technological Authority in China's emerging mobile communication research, development and design. The GMC Committee represents the most influential scientists, technologists and decision-makers in China's wireless and mobile technology definition and standards setting.

• GMC encourages original technical submissions in integrating wireless, mobile, sensing and security into one Enhanced Wireless Platform which is becoming the very hot R&D topic in the field.

• "B3G should focus on Open Wireless Architecture, New RF & Transceiver Technology and New Business Model. These are the critical factors for a successful mobile communication industry in the future", said Prof. Willie W. Lu in China Mobile, Beijing - the world's largest mobile service provider and network operator. Since early 2004, China has rapidly increased its R&D efforts in emerging B3G and 4G mobile communications.

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