Year: 2004

Artimi., a start-up based in Burlingame, California with R&D in Cambridge, UK, announced $14 million in Series A funding for ...

VocalTec Communications, which launched its first VoIP products in 1995, announced a major expansion of its Essentra product suite for ...

The CompTel/ASCENT alliance published a letter to FCC Chairman Michael Powell asking the FCC to preserve access to DS-1 loops ...

NTT Docomo reported that i-mode users of its alliance partners outside of Japan exceeded the 3 million mark as of ...

Corning agreed to sell its frequency control business to Vectron International, a supplier of crystal and Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) ...

THUS plc, a UK national alternate operator, has selected Nortel Networks' Succession VoIP communications portfolio. Specifically, THUS plans to deploy ...

CableLabs awarded PacketCable qualification status to three companies and PacketCable certification status to one company that participated in its recently ...

After a review of its financial and strategic alternatives, the Board of Directors of Citizens Communications determined that the best ...

The FCC expanded the availability of spectrum leasing to more wireless services and devices, further streamlined the processing of spectrum ...

The FCC adopted several changes to its rules for unlicensed devices to facilitate deployment of rural broadband services by wireless ...

Alcatel will supply its optical and routing equipment to Germany's Project VIOLA (Vertically Integrated Optical test bed for Large Applications), ...

Saudi Telecom Company (STC), the largest telecommunications provider in Saudi Arabia, has signed a further contract with Siemens IC Networks ...

TANDBERG introduced a new technology, based on industry standards, that improves audio and video quality while adding collaboration tools and ...