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Telia Carrier

Expands in Hungary

Telia Carrier h

as established an

additional point of connectivity in Bu-

dapest, Hungary, to meet an increasing

demand for wholesale IP transit and

Ethernet services amongst carriers,

content and cloud providers alike.

As a critical center for financial

activity and technological innovation in

Europe, Budapest’s fast-moving busi-

ness environment has given rise to a

dramatic increase in on-demand con-

nectivity. Telia Carrier’s ability to adapt

and turn up high-speed Internet servic-

es rapidly supports the region’s growth

and bolsters its economic vitality.

Home to 18 universities and the

headquarters of the European Institute

of Innovation and Technology (EIT),

Budapest is a hub for technological

innovation and a start-up scene that

rivals Stockholm and Silicon Valley. This

expansion of its top-two ranked IP back-

bone, AS1299, compounds Telia Car-

rier’s presence and allows it to serve

more customers in the second-fastest-

developing urban economy in Europe.

“Telia Carrier has watched the

growth and innovation that has helped

Budapest become a major destination

for business interests in Europe,” said

Simon Barlow, global product man-

ager, Internet Services, Telia Carrier.

“By deepening our presence in Buda-

pest, and in addition to existing PoPs

throughout the region, Telia Carrier’s

AS1299 services carriers, operators

and cloud providers in more facilities

in one of the fastest growing cities and

regions in Central and Eastern Europe.

Telia Carrier’s global fiber backbone

is the first to be 100G-enabled in both

Europe and North America. It is also

the first network to successfully trans-

mit 1Tbps on its U.S. network.

RingCentral Doubles

Its Global UCaaS

Base in 6 Months

RingCentral

has announced that

RingCentral Global Office has been ex-

panded to a total of 30 countries, with

the adoption of its global offering by

nearly 400 enterprises. This more than

doubles the number of Global Office

customers from the first half of 2016.

RingCentral Global Office, a global

unified communications as a service

(UCaaS) solution, is designed to stream-

line communications for multinational en-

terprises by connecting mobile, distribut-

ed workforces across multiple countries

on a single solution. Since the launch of

Global Office across 14 countries in the

first half of 2016, it has now expanded

across countries in North America,

Europe and Asia Pacific, including:

Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada,

Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland,

France, Germany, Hong Kong, India,

Ireland, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg, Malay-

sia, Mexico, Netherlands, New Zealand,

Norway, Philippines, Poland, Portugal,

Romania, Singapore, Slovakia, Spain,

International Agents

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January - February, 2017