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Nortel-Tellabs?
By Mark Evans | August 30, 2007
Light Reading is reporting that Nortel may be taking a serious run at Tellabs - a deal that would cost it $4.5-billion based on Tellabs’ current market capitalization.
One source told Light Reading that a Nortel-Tellabs combination makes sense because there is very little product overlap, and Tellabs had technology that could give Nortel’s optical portfolio a much-need update. Tellabs also has some interesting wireless technology that could be used as backhaul.
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