MWC: NEC aims to dominate western telco infrastructure and energy storage markets
President expects 50 per cent company profit to come from overseas by 2017
Japanese tech firm NEC is to make an agressive play for dominance of western telecommunications and energy storage markets, one of its executives has revealed to Computing. Some 80 per cent of the company's...
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