Philippe_Dupuis_(engineer)
Philippe Dupuis (engineer)
Frencd telecommunication engineer (1931-2019)
Philippe Dupuis (French pronunciation: [filip dypɥi]; 1931-2019) was a French post-war telecommunications engineer, polytechnician, and a radiocommunications expert born in Saint Romain de Colbosc, Normandy, France. He co-invented Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM). He was on the ETSI Technical Committee and also served as the president of the GSM group.[1][2][3][4]
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