State-owned Vietnam Datacommunications Company (VDC), the largest provider of data services in Vietnam, is providing Net2Phone’s VoIP services to its corporate and residential customers throughout Vietnam. Net2Phone has partnered with VITC, a U.S.-based communications firm with operations in Asia, to secure relationships with top Vietnamese ISPs, including VDC. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Net2Phone’s hosted SIP platform provides partners with residential broadband telephony, calling cards, prefix dialing and enterprise services. http://www.net2phone.comhttp://vdc.com.vn
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