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Adero is a global Internet Service Provider that offers services to carriers and hosting providers through the Adero GlobalWise Network. Site areas include: Who We Are; What We Do; News & Events; Investor Relations; Carrier Network Solutions; Hosting Provider Solutions; Featured News; Contact Adero.
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Akamai Technologies offers solutions to optimize Web site performance, deliver streaming media, and provide interactive application services. Areas of this site include: Inside Akamai; Akamai Advantage; Newsroom; Services; Technology; Investor Relations; Our Partners; Customer Support; Contact Us; Site Help; Search; Product Spotlight; Jobs@Akamai; Akamai Europe; News & Events.
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The AT&T IP Network Map depicts the entire leading-edge network of current Internet "on-ramps" for AT&T WorldNet Managed Internet Service. The network uses AT&T access from more than 580 AT&T points of presence all across the country.
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AT&T runs the world's largest communications network and is a provider of long-distance, wireless, and online services. WorldNet offers Virtual Private Network, dedicated or dial-up access for samll and large business, the road or home. For greater capacity requirements, WorldNet Business Services offers managed network options for Internet, intranet or extranet. Free software download is available for home Internet users. Site areas include; WorldNet Service, Consumer Dial-up, Business High-speed, Intranet Connect and Doing Business on the Internet.
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In July, 1997, Band-X launched the first independent virtual market for international wholesale telecom capacity. The Internet based exchange provides registered users with screens for placing bids and offers for four related activities: bandwidth, minutes, collocation facilities and recruitment. Members numbered over 4500 at the end of 1998, representing over 110 countries. Quality monitoring of routes offered is undertaken by Band-X, and participating carriers are able to alter pricing and trade in real time. Leased circuits, IRUs and dark fiber are all traded. Site areas include; About Us, Press Coverage, Facilities Co-location, Recruitment, Terms, Links, Register, Band-X Indices, Blacklist, Bandwidth Trades, Minute Trades, Band-X Switched.
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GTE Internetworking, a unit of GTE Corporation includes BBN Corporation, which 28 years ago developed the ARPANET, the forerunner to today's Internet, and GTE Intelligent Network Services, which provides Internet services to consumers and small businesses. With its acquisition of Genuity, Inc., GTE Internetworking now has 12 global data centers and a unique, load-balancing technology for Web hosting. GTE offers dial-up and dedicated Internet access, high-performance Web hosting, managed Internet security, network management, systems integration, and Web-based applications.
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Cable & Wireless operates the Global Digital Highway and the Cable & Wireless Internet Exchange (CWIX), a global IP backbone network. High-capacity, globally-meshed IP network, interconnects major markets around the world. The backbone is initially configured with N x T-1/E-1 circuits interconnecting GNAPs around the world and is designed to scale at T-3/E-3 capacity, with T-3/E-3 circuits directly connected to the backbone router. The ring design of the CWIX network focuses on increasing bandwidth and improving network efficiency.
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Callagenix is a business-to-business (B2B) telecommunications company specialising in the provision of internet configurable voice and data telephony services. Although not exclusively so the target market for the telephony services is predominantly small to medium sized organisations (SMEs). The Callagenix focus is to continually provide business with a new range of automated customer service and revenue generation tools, using the familiar Geographic, Freefone, Local, National and Premium Rate numbers at their core. Customers can create, customise, and control their services directly through their web browser. Providing, free set-up, testing of Virtual Switchboards, Answerphone, Call Diversion, Information / Voting Lines, Fax-Back , Call Recording, Time of Day and Group Diversion services, using a web browser. Then attached Freephone, National, Local, Geographic or Premium Rate numbers.
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Cape Saffron Online enables the economical trading of international telecom traffic. The service is modeled after the commodities market, and enables carriers and resellers to replace bilateral dealing with Internet based multilateral traffic trading. Traffic can be traded spot and forward, in volumes consistent with the carrier forecasts. A commission rate of 1.5% is payable by the seller. Site areas include; About Cape Saffron, IP voice rates, Tier 1 rates, Buy/ Sell Spare Capacity, Wholesale Opportunities, Expert Analysis and Press.
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Cidera is an international provider of broadband content via its satellite based distribution network. Areas of this site include: The Cidera Solution; Customers; International; Partners; Services; Customer Care; About Cidera; Investor Information; Careers; Press Releases; Contact Us; Site Map; Home; Cidera Announcements; Cidera in the News.
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CompuServe offers Internet services that include: firewall security, end-to- end web integration, dial and dedicated Internet access and private IP services for accessing TCP/IP-based company resources. The company boasts a new $300 million TCP/IP backbone, over 500 points of presence (POPs) and 100,000 dial ports, all of which support 28.8 Kbps local dial speeds and PPP access for connecting to the public Internet or virtual private TCP/IP networks. ISDN support is currently available in more than 20 U.S. cities and in London, England and Munich, Germany.
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Concert, the successful core of the new BT/AT&T Global Venture, offers comprehensive voice, managed data and IP services to the world's multinational corporations. The constantly growing network now stretches across six continents and provides service in more than 50 countries and over 800 cities. An alliance of 46+ distributors reaches 80 percent of the world market and serves nearly 4,000 multinational customers, accounting for $2.5 billion in committed contract revenue. Concert Voice Services include Virtual Network, Inbound, Audioconferencing, Reseller and Integrated Access. Managed Data services include ATM, Managed Bandwidth, Frame Relay, Remote Access, Packet, Integrated Messaging, Electronic Commerce and Integrated Access. IP services include Internet Plus, VPDN, and Internet Backbone service. Site areas include Products & Services, About Concert, News Room, Careers, Career Invitational, Concert and Year 2000, Peter Manning Live, Feedback and Site Map.
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Digital Island provides a Global e-Business Delivery Network for enterprises that need to deploy business-critical applications worldwide. Digital Island's services include global content delivery and hosting services, unique application services, and reliable network services that provide a guaranteed fast and relevant customer experience every time. Site areas include News & Events, Company, Services, Partners, Customers, Login, Contact Us, Support, Find, Investor Relations, Hot Jobs and Streaming Media Sample.
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Edgix offers edgeMedia, a managed network caching service that delivers Web content to points of presence, cable head ends, or DSL hubs. edgeMedia offers a Service Level Agreement (SLA) to ISPs. Site areas include: partners; edgeMedia; careers.
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FNet has been deploying its new international Voice over Internet Protocol (IP or VoIP) network that will provide Internet and Intranet-based telephony services to businesses and individuals throughout the world,terminating calls in over 250 countries today. FNet sells telco services and is building a worldwide IP telephone network using products from Franklin Telecom and others. Services supported by FNet include, Prepaid, Corporate & International Calling Cards, Reduced Rate International Cellphone Calling, U.S. and International 800 Number, IP Telephony Gateway Access, Wholesale Carrier Services and Corporate Internet. Site areas include The Company, The FNet Network, Products & Services, Customer Access, FAQ, Business Opportunities, Career Opportunities and Contact Us.
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Together Primenet and GlobalCenter provide Internet access applications to more than 10,000 businesses and host more than 6,000 corporate web sites. GlobalCenter operates a national 45 Mbps fully meshed ATM backbone built on Cisco Light Stream with ATM switches and Cisco 75xx Routers. The network uses private virtual circuits from the Worldcom ATM network to connect hub cities. GlobalCenter collocates equipment at Worldcom cities to interface with the Worldcom ATM network.
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IBM Internet Connection Services connect to the Internet from over 1,300 IBM Global Network dial-in numbers in over 50 countries worldwide, including over 500 local dial numbers in the United States and Canada. This extensive site covers major areas including, Help Center, Account Center, Registration, Software Center, a large links section and access to other IBM sites.
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Delivers international data, fax and voice communications solutions to Fortune 500 multinationals. Infonet provides global managed networks, remote access services, and desktop applications such as Internet / Intranet services, e-commerce, and messaging, to companies seeking to outsource their communications needs. Infonet is jointly owned by a number of global telecom operators and the network is accessible from 180+ countries, with local support in 57 countries. Site areas include; About Infonet, Services, News, Contact us, Jobs, Site index, IOL, Global Locations, Business Partner Links and Year 2000 Policy.
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The merge of MCI & Worldcom creates a new global super power in network provisioning and services. Tauting their strong influence in the area of internet access including the strength of UUNet, the company is now the second largest carrier in the world. MCI WorldCom has revenues of more than $30 billion and established operations in over 65 countries encompassing the Americas, Europe and the Asia-Pacific regions. Provides facilities-based and fully integrated local, long distance, international and Internet services. Major site areas include; MCI Worlcom Website, Internet Services, UUNet Worldcom Global Website, The vBNS Network and Cable & Wireless. Other areas include; About the Company, Tools & Resources, Career Center, Investor Relations, Products & Services, UUNET Worldcom, U.S. & International Fact Sheets and Global Map.
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MSN is a collection of useful online services and products from Microsoft. This page provides quick links to all of the sites within the network. Site areas include; Hotmail, MSN.com, MSNBC News, Microsoft Investor, Expedia.com Travel Area, Internet Gaming Zone, Microsoft Carpoint, Sidewalk City Guides, Slate Magazine, The Microsoft Plaza, Encarta Concise Encyclopedia, Expedia Maps, Microsoft Money Insider, MSBET, Spike's World of Games, Computing Central Advice, Microsoft Press Books, Microsoft.com home page, Microsoft Internet Start and International Affiliates.
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A subsidiary of ICG Communications, Netcom is a global ISP offering Internet connectivity, applications and Web hosting expertise. Netcom delivers a range of services for individual professionals and small to medium-size business customers. Netcom UK and Netcom Canada are also available service providers. Site areas include; About Netcom, Homeport, Dial-up Access, Web Hosting, Contacts, Access Numbers, Dedicated Access Long Distance Services, Support, Search and Site Map.
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Provider of IP-based Internet services including; corporate access and private IP networks, managed security, Web and database hosting, Electronic commerce, voice, fax, live audio-video, and other applications. Customers include small and medium-sized businesses, government agencies, educational institutions, and information services companies. PSINet has more than 450 points-of-presence and operations in United States, Canada, Europe, and Asia. Site areas include; Products & Services, Partnerships, Customer Support, Our Company, Our Network, Investor Relations, News Room, Jobs, Internet 101, Self Assessment, Contacts, Policy, Y2K and Search.
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SAVVIS purchases full transiting connectivity from each of its service providers, allowing full access to the complete set of peering relationships of each provider. In a small percentage of cases, SAVVIS routes data through a MAE or NAP to reach networks that are not directly connected to one of SAVVIS' Private NAPs.
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The Sprint IP Services network topology is two-tiered with an access layer for connecting dedicated customer links and a backbone layer for interconnecting Sprint IPS node sites. Sprint recently upgraded their hub node design to eliminate Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI) LANs used to connect routers at node sites.
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UUNET's TCP/IP network is is a fully-redundant, fully-meshed backbone, comprised exclusively of multimegabit links and forming a lattice design to reroute traffic should an outage occur. In February 1997, UUNET announced a $300 million expansion of its network. This expansion adds OC-12 links on major networking routes. At completion, the expansion will quadruple backbone and dial access.
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ExtraLink allows businesses to establish WAN, VPN, or Intranet over UUNET's TCP/IP backbone network. ExtraLink is a combination of UUNET's experience in deploying and managing large IP networks and WorldCom's MFS Communications to provide local access through their local area fiber network. UUNET will assign an installation team, install managed routers and network measurement devices on each LAN, configure IP addresses for security, forecast bandwidth needs and plan accordingly. ExtraLink guarantees 99.9% availability if you have 12 or more sites and is currently available in the US. It will become available internationally in 1998/99. Site areas include; Products & Services, Support Services, About UUNET WorldCom, Events, What's New?, Contact Us, Our Network, Search and Home.
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One of a new breed of carrier - the Competitive eXchange Carrier (CXC), Vaultline provides global Internet access, the security provided by VPNs and point-to-point connections, and the convenience of carrier-class telehousing. The company is capable of delivering scalable global networks to both enterprise and carrier customers, with high-speed connectivity to the Internet via DS1, 1.544 Mbps and DS3, 45 Mbps leased lines. Site areas include; Products/Solutions, Network/Facility, Why Vaultline?, Contact Vaultline, About Vaultline, Corporate News, Partners/Alliances, Employment and Site Map.
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VIP is a facilities-based international carrier, a wholesale Internet telephony service, utilizing the Internet to provide services to carriers and resellers worldwide. The VIP network has strategic, high capacity POPs, consisting of gateways with international connectivity. Site areas include: About VIP, How it works, International Network, Partner Program, Management Team, Employment and Contacts.
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Wisper was founded two years ago to be a global Internet backbone provider, offering fast dedicated bandwidth connections to ISPs and corporate customers. Site areas include; About Wisper, The Wisper Network, Who to contact, Techie Heaven, Network, News, Menu, Clearline, Satellite, U.S.A, U.K, France, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Sweden, Scotland, Portugal, Belgium and Spain.
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