Dingbridge is a company controlled by Huawei.
Dingbridge is a wholly foreign-owned joint venture between Siemens Communications Group and Huawei Technologies Co. The predecessor of Dingbridge was Nokia's and Siemens' joint venture, Norwest, which was dedicated to being a telecom equipment provider, and existed in the 3G era. Later Nokia sold its shares to Siemens and Huawei took a stake, giving birth to TD Tech.
Siemens Communications Group and Huawei Technologies Co. both hold 51 percent and 49 percent of the shares, respectively, and their main business is to do industry-specific networks. TD Tech and Glory have too many similarities, such as the inheritance of Huawei's genes, reliance on technology, fast response time, strong execution, and so on. Or, TD Tech is Huawei's terminal "shadow".
TD Tech's business
TD Tech focuses on wireless communication technology and product innovation, TD Tech layout of the three business segments: industry wireless, Internet of Things & 5G, industry customized terminals. TD Tech's products and solutions have been fully applied to China Mobile's 3G and 4G commercial networks, and have been ranked first in market share.
Since 2011, TD Tech has fully entered the private network communication market, taking the lead in launching Witen, a broadband multimedia digital trunking solution based on TD-LTE technology. 2019, TD Tech will take the lead in launching 5G products and solutions for vertical industries.
With years of technology accumulation, talent accumulation and operation management system in the field of wireless communication, TD Tech is committed to become a global leader in industry wireless solutions based on mature market and sales experience, R&D capability, and perfect production delivery and after-sales service system.