Year: 2005

Telstra announced an "Asia Express" offering that automates and simplifies the global bandwidth procurement process. Asia Express is Telstra's indirect ...

Farmers Telephone Cooperative (FTC), the third-largest telephone cooperative in the U.S., has selected Occam Networks' BLC 6000 System to deliver ...

BroadWare Technologies, a start-up based in Cupertino, California, secured a new round of funding for its video surveillance. BroadWare's solutions ...

Avaya and Research In Motion announced plans to extend Avaya secure enterprise communications applications to the BlackBerry platform over WLANs ...

Scientific-Atlanta unveiled a new Digital Content Manager designed to help cable operators faced with a dramatic increase in both the ...

Ericsson and Napster announced a global partnership to offer a fully integrated, digital music service available for mobile operators. The ...

Ericsson is expanding its WCDMA portfolio into the frequency bands of 850MHz, 1800MHz (1700MHz for Japan) and 1.7/2.1GHz for the ...

Yahoo! has licensed Xten's eyeBeam software development kit (SDK) to deliver SIP-based PC-to-PC VoIP in the new Yahoo! Messenger Beta. ...

Meru Networks, a start-up based in Sunnyvale, California, secured $12 million in Series C funding for its VoIP mobility technology. ...

The New York Public Service Commission rejected a petition from Cablevision and the Cable Telecommunications Association of New York that ...

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. (BSNL), the incumbent and largest telecommunications services provider in India, selected UTStarcom's NetRing 2500 STM-16 optical ...

BT launched its Project Bluephone -- an intelligent mobile service that automatically switches from the mobile network to a broadband-based ...

Local governments should maintain their control over how and where video services are provided, said Karen Alexander, President of the ...