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Feature Articles Fatbeam, a Competitive Access Provider delivering broadband access services to customers in the Pacific Northwest, and member of Allied Fiber's Dark Fiber Community, has signed long term agreements with the Coeur d'Alene and Post Falls Idaho School Districts. Under each contract, Fatbeam will be building high capacity fiber optic networks and deliver 2 gigabit broadband services to school district facilities. The combined contracts for the networks average 7.5 years in length and exceed $2M in value, according to company officials.
IPC Systems, a provider of high- and low-touch trading communications solutions, announced that it has launched a new financial extranet service for facilitating trading lifecycle communications - Connexus.
Infinera, a provider of digital optical networking systems, announced that Midcontinent Communications has utilized the Infinera's DTN platform to expand its optical network footprint to cover newly acquired territories and the expansion has supposedly added 1000 miles in Minnesota to the existing network.
Clearfield, Inc, a specialist in fiber management and connectivity platforms for communications providers, recently announced in a press release that its FieldSmart platform is selected by West Kentucky and Tennessee Telecommunications Cooperative (WK&T).
Transtelco, a privately held provider of last mile, voice and colocation solutions over next-generation fiber optics for carrier and enterprise customers, has selected SaaSMaint CMMS / EAM solution.
Cisco and US Signal, one of the leading providers of regional transport, data center and Internet Protocol (IP) services, recently made an announcement that they had successfully completed the initial 100 Gigabit (100G) coherent dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) trial. The basis of this was set on some of the topmost performances of the Cisco ONS 15454 Multiservice Transport Platform (MSTP) system.
Daisy Group plc, a leading provider of unified communications to businesses, and BT Wholesale have entered into a strategic agreement involving the supply of BT's wholesale calls, Ethernet and business broadband products to Daisy's customer base.
In an effort to grab the opportunities that Easter Europe's emerging market offers to the global IP transit industry, NTT Communications Corporation (NTT Com) expanded the reach of its Tier 1 Global IP Network in Europe. The company has reportedly created new Point of Presence (POP) locations in Budapest, Bucharest and Sofia.
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