Sorrento partners with Azzurri

Sorrento Networks has formed a major partnership with Azzurri Communications, an independent provider of cloud and managed communications services. The companies are working jointly to service the UK service provider market for optical transport solutions employing next generation equipment from Sorrento Networks.

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Connectivity from 170 countries

Customers can now easily connect to Verne Global’s carrier neutral campus in Iceland using one of Epsilon’s more than 500 carrier relationships.

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ProLabs bolsters management team

ProLabs, the leading global independent provider of network infrastructure and connectivity products, has announced two strategic new hires to expand its product range and grow its business in the carrier market. Christian Rookes has been named director of product management, and Joe Tordy will serve as vice president of U.S. carrier sales, effective immediately.

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Major network upgrade will enable multi-gigabit speeds in multiple European operating systems.
First keynote presentations announced; Changing customer buying behaviours, the impact of...
International Data Corporation (IDC) currently forecasts worldwide IT spending to decline 2.7% this...
STL has unveiled its programmable FTTx (pFTTx) solution for fiber-based access connectivity at ONF...
Angola Cables, a multinational telecommunications and digital solutions provider, has upgraded its...
ADVA Optical Networking says that the Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center (PSNC) has...
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