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DAC Systems / Telliris, a software publisher and cloud service provider for time & attendance / workforce management, relocated its headquarters to Enterprise Corporate Park in Shelton, Connecticut. The relocation allows the company to expand its operations and better serve its growing customer base.
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Beacon Communications, LLC, a communications company, has received a strategic growth investment from Kelso & Company and ARA Services Partners to support its expansion across geographies, end markets, and service offerings. The investment is expected to enable Beacon Communications to enter new markets and enhance its existing service offerings.
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Verizon reported its first positive first-quarter postpaid phone net additions since 2013, an improvement of over 340,000 year-over-year. The company also raised its guidance for postpaid phone net additions to the top half of the 750,000 to 1 million range.
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Verizon Fact Sheet Update
2026-03-31Verizon reported 146.8 million total wireless retail connections and 16.8 million fixed wireless access and fiber broadband connections as of March 31, 2026. Over 90% of Verizon's planned sites were covered by C-Band technology.
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Verizon Fact Sheet Update
2026-03-31As of March 31, 2026, Verizon reported 146.8 million total wireless retail connections and 16.8 million fixed wireless access and fiber broadband connections. Verizon's revenues reached $138.2 billion in 2025.
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Verizon achieved first positive 1Q postpaid phone net additions since 2013, with a year-over-year improvement of over 340,000. The company also raised its adjusted EPS guidance to the top half of the 750,000 - 1M range.
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TelNet Worldwide announced the launch of its Cellular POTS Replacement solution, which provides a reliable alternative to traditional POTS lines for elevators, fire alarms, fax machines, and emergency systems. This solution aims to address the ongoing phase-out of traditional POTS lines by telephone companies.
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Suddenlink, owned by Altice USA, offers unlimited data plans with internet speeds up to 940 Mbps download, starting at $29.99 per month promotional pricing in select markets.The high-speed internet plans are available to customers in the areas where Suddenlink operates.
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Verizon achieved first positive 1Q postpaid phone net additions since 2013, with a year-over-year improvement of over 340,000. The company also raised its adjusted EPS guidance to the top half of the 750,000 - 1M range.
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Rogers Achieves Network Milestones
2025-12-31Rogers, a Canadian telecommunications company, has reached a network milestone by deploying its network to approximately 96% of Canada's population. The company provides wireless services to 12.2 million subscribers under its various brands, including Rogers, Fido, and chatr.
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FirstLight, a telecommunications provider, has completed and provisioned a 280-mile, high-capacity, dedicated network across Eastern Pennsylvania, connecting strategic AI and data center sites for a major hyperscaler. This network is designed to support the hyperscaler's AI and data center operations in the region.
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BCM One helped an IT services company consolidate its voice services by deploying a Microsoft Teams Direct Routing solution with session border controllers and fax services, covering around 35,000 direct inward dialing numbers for over 30,000 users across 45 locations. The voice consolidation solution enabled the IT services company to achieve significant cost savings.
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Globalgig, a provider of globally managed communication and connectivity solutions, has been featured on the Inc. 5000 list of America's fastest-growing private companies for the sixth consecutive year. This recognition highlights Globalgig's continued success and growth in the industry.
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T-Mobile completed the acquisition of the wireless operations of UScellular, expanding its subscriber base and network footprint in the United States. The acquisition is expected to strengthen T-Mobile's position as a major wireless provider in the country.
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Verizon Subscriber Milestone
2025-06-30Verizon's mobile network has reached 146.1 million subscribers, maintaining its position as the largest wireless carrier in the United States. This milestone solidifies Verizon's dominance in the US wireless market and underscores the company's ability to attract and retain a large customer base.
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Verizon reported 146.1 million wireless subscribers as of June 30, 2025, making it the largest wireless carrier in the United States. This subscriber count highlights Verizon's dominant position in the U.S. mobile market.
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Verizon Mobile Network Subscriber Update
2025-06-30Verizon is the largest wireless carrier in the US, with 146.1 million mobile network subscribers as of June 30, 2025. This makes Verizon the world's second-largest telecom company by revenue.
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Verizon, the largest wireless carrier in the United States, reached 146.1 million subscribers as of June 30, 2025. This makes Verizon the world's second-largest telecommunications company by revenue.
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NWN Corporation, a technology solutions provider, has acquired InterVision Systems, a managed services provider and leader in innovative IT solutions, from MidOcean Partners. The acquisition is expected to accelerate NWN's AI-powered services across North America.
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Teliax, Leap Telecom, and Toll-Free Exchange have merged under the single brand Ringer. The rebrand aims to streamline the companies' services and offerings under a unified identity.
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Comcast acquires Nitel
2025-04-02Comcast, a major telecommunications company, acquired Nitel, a network-as-a-service provider. This acquisition will allow Comcast to expand its portfolio of network services and strengthen its position in the telecommunications market.
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Verizon Annual Revenue Report
2025-01-01Verizon, a major telecommunications company, reported annual revenues of $138.2 billion in 2025. This revenue figure reflects Verizon's ability to provide mobility, network connectivity, and security services to millions of customers globally.
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TELUS Health reported strong financial results in the first quarter of 2025, with a 12% increase in revenue and a 30% growth in Adjusted EBITDA. The company's performance demonstrates its continued success in the healthcare technology sector.
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TelNet Worldwide reported annual revenue of $23.4 million in 2025. This represents the company's financial performance for the year.
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Verizon, the telecommunications company headquartered in New York City, generated revenues of $138.2 billion in 2025. Verizon served nearly all Fortune 500 companies worldwide during this period.
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ANI Networks, a telecommunications company, reported annual revenue of $59.1 million in 2025, indicating its significant presence in the wholesale telecommunications industry. The reported revenue reflects the company's scale and growth within the sector.
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WorldNet Telecommunications LLC reported annual revenue of $24.8 million in 2025. This represents the company's financial performance for the year.
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In 2025, the company iconectiv was sold to Koch Equity Development LLC. The sale of iconectiv, a provider of numbering and data solutions, to the investment firm Koch Equity Development LLC represents a significant transaction in the telecommunications industry.
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Verizon generated revenues of $138.2 billion in 2025 and had 146.8 million total wireless retail connections as of March 31, 2026, with over 90% of planned sites covered by C-Band.
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iconectiv, a telecommunications infrastructure company, was acquired by Koch Equity Development LLC in 2025. The acquisition represents a significant ownership transition for iconectiv.
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Rogers Communications reported achieving $1 billion in post-merger synergies. This expansion of 5G coverage to 90% of the Canadian population is a significant milestone for the company following its recent merger.
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In 2025, the company iconectiv was sold to Koch Equity Development LLC. The sale of iconectiv, a provider of numbering and data solutions, to the investment firm Koch Equity Development LLC represents a significant transaction in the telecommunications industry.
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ISP Telecom has expanded its operations to five new LIR (Local Internet Registry) locations in Canada, extending its high-quality On-Net coverage to more Rate Centres for its wholesale customers. This expansion allows ISP Telecom to serve a broader range of customers and provide more comprehensive internet services across the country.
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Peerless Network, an Infobip Company, has expanded its network by adding four new markets, enhancing its coverage as a provider of carrier services including toll-free, SIP trunking, and enterprise solutions. This expansion allows Peerless Network to reach a wider range of customers and provide its services to a larger geographic area.
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Velocity Onsite Hiring Event
2024-09-24Velocity is hosting a hiring event in Holland, OH on September 24-25, 2024, for on-the-spot interviews for Call Center Tier 1 Agent positions. The hiring event aims to fill open positions at the company's call center.
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YORKSHIRE TELECOM LTD Incorporated
2024-08-14Yorkshire Telecom Ltd, a new private limited company (15896720), has been incorporated to engage in wired, wireless, satellite, and other telecommunications activities, with its office located at Windsor House, Cornwall Road, Harrogate, HG1 2PW. The incorporation of this new telecommunications company suggests an expansion of telecommunications services and infrastructure in the Yorkshire region.
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Grain Management, a private equity firm, acquired a majority stake in 123NET, a broadband infrastructure company. The original leadership of 123NET retained a significant ownership share and will continue to invest in the company's data centers and fiber network.
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Somos launched RealBrand, a new solution to enhance management and protection of phone number assets, providing advanced tools for brand protection in telecommunications. RealBrand aims to revolutionize how phone number assets are managed and protected.
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Telengy, LLC, a Competitive Local Exchange Carrier (CLEC), submitted its emergency plan for utilizing the facilities of the Incumbent Local Exchange Carrier. The emergency plan is required for Telengy, LLC to continue providing telecommunication services in the event of an emergency or disruption.
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DISH Network merged with EchoStar in 2024, combining its satellite TV operations with EchoStar's satellite technology. The merger is expected to boost DISH's pivot into 5G Open RAN networks and software-defined connectivity.
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123NET is expanding its high-speed home fiber internet service to Ottawa County, offering speeds up to 6 Gbps. The company plans to pursue BEAD funding to help bridge connectivity gaps in the area.
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NICE & LiveVox Unite
2024NICE, a leading provider of customer experience software, has united with LiveVox, a cloud-based contact center platform, to create a comprehensive portfolio of AI-powered proactive outreach solutions. This partnership aims to enhance customer engagement and communication capabilities for businesses across various industries.
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TELUS, a major Canadian telecommunications company, reported over 1.1 million total net customer additions in its fiscal year 2023. This significant customer growth was driven by a combination of organic expansion and strategic acquisitions across TELUS's wireless, internet, and other service offerings.
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Suddenlink Has Become Optimum
2023-12Suddenlink has fully transitioned to the Optimum brand, maintaining all existing features and services under the new name. This rebranding is part of a larger effort by Optimum's parent company to unify its various cable and internet service providers under a single brand.
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Inteliquent goes global
2023-10Inteliquent, a telecommunications company, announced the availability of international phone numbers and enhanced calling services in several countries, including the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, and Mexico. The company plans to expand its services to over 50 additional countries in Europe, Asia, and Latin America within the next 18 months.
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Inteliquent goes global
2023-10Inteliquent, a telecommunications company, announced the availability of international phone numbers and enhanced calling services in several countries, including the UK, France, Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, and Mexico. The company plans to expand its services to over 50 countries in Europe, Asia, and Latin America within the next 18 months.
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Canadian Fiber Provider Beanfield Joins the Connectbase Ecosystem to Scale Wholesale Business
2023-10Beanfield Technologies, a Canadian fiber provider, has joined the Connectbase ecosystem to scale its wholesale business. This partnership will allow Beanfield to expand its reach and offerings through Connectbase's platform.
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Inteliquent goes global
2023-10Inteliquent, a telecommunications company, announced the availability of international phone numbers and enhanced calling services in several countries, including the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, Germany, Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, and Mexico. The company plans to expand its services to over 50 additional countries in Europe, Asia, and Latin America within the next 18 months.
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Shaw Communications was rebranded to Rogers in July 2023 following the acquisition of Shaw by Rogers. The rebranding of Shaw's operations to Rogers is part of the integration process after the acquisition.
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Fibernetics has announced the launch of Nucleus, a free business phone and workspace communications platform for Canadian businesses that offers free voice/video calling, team chat, SMS, long-distance, and file sharing. This platform aims to disrupt the multi-billion dollar Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) market in Canada.
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Rogers Communications acquired Shaw Communications, including Shaw Business, in April 2023. The integration of Shaw Business services into Rogers Business is expected to enhance fibre-optic networks and 5G capabilities.
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Somos, Inc. Announces Distribution Agreement with ANI Networks to Deliver Toll-Free Routing Data
2023-02-14Somos, Inc. announced a distribution agreement with ANI Networks to deliver toll-free routing data. The agreement allows ANI to provide its customer base with access to Somos' RouteLink® data, which offers reliable toll-free routing information.
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nexVortex, a provider of SIP trunking solutions, has been integrated under the BCM One brand. Customers can now access nexVortex's services through BCM One's portals, and the integration offers expanded offerings such as managed connectivity.
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Comcast ranked 51st in Forbes Global 2000
2023-01-01Comcast, the fourth-largest telecommunications company by worldwide revenue, was ranked 51st in the Forbes Global 2000 in 2023. This ranking reflects Comcast's significant global presence and financial strength as a major player in the telecommunications industry.
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Sangoma Acquires NetFortris
2023-01Sangoma, a communications technology company, has acquired NetFortris, a provider of unified communications as a service (UCaaS) with over $50 million in annual recurring revenue and tens of thousands of seats. The acquisition expands Sangoma's portfolio of cloud-based communication and network solutions, strengthening its position in the growing UCaaS market.
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X2Comm, Inc. d/b/a DC Communications has transferred authority to Legent Comm LLC d/b/a Long Distance, located at the Flemington, NJ address. This transfer of authority is referenced in a document.
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Ericsson, a telecommunications company, completed its $6.2 billion acquisition of Vonage Holdings Corp., a cloud communications provider. The acquisition allows Ericsson to integrate Vonage's cloud communications capabilities into its own portfolio.
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RouteTrust, a technology company, launched Carrier Connect, a new offering that aims to automate and simplify day-to-day operations for enterprise telecommunications providers. Carrier Connect is designed to enable these providers to improve their efficiency and productivity in managing their telecommunications services.
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InteractiveTel, a technology company, launched its TotalCX customer experience platform at the 2022 NADA Show. The TotalCX platform combines AI, automation, and cloud-based telephony to enhance customer service and sales for automotive dealers, and includes features such as call performance training and alert response.
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Intrado to Divest Flowroute Business
2022-03-09Intrado Corporation has sold the assets of its Flowroute business, a cloud-based communications platform for voice and messaging services, to BCM One, a leading provider of NextGen Communications and Managed Services. The divestment of the Flowroute business is part of Intrado's strategy to focus on its core offerings.
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BCM One, a communications solutions provider, has acquired Flowroute, a cloud communications platform, from Intrado Corporation. The acquisition will enhance BCM One's cloud-based communications-platform-as-a-service (CPaaS) offerings by integrating Flowroute's HyperNetwork, advanced APIs, and automation capabilities for voice and messaging services.
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Cincinnati Bell Inc. announced it will begin doing business as 'altafiber' in Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana as the company expands its geographic reach and invests in its fiber network. The mission of altafiber is to provide individuals and businesses with the fastest, most reliable, future-proof fiber network that delivers gigabit Internet speeds.
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BCM One, a communications solutions provider, acquired the assets of Flowroute, a cloud communications company, from Intrado Corporation last month. The acquisition allows BCM One to integrate Flowroute's scalable cloud communications, HyperNetwork, APIs, and messaging capabilities into its own Communications Platform as a Service (CPaaS) platform.
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Comcast was the second-largest provider of Internet services in the United States in 2022. This reflects the company's significant market share and influence in the U.S. Internet service provider industry.
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NUWAVE has launched the iPILOT Galaxy service, which supports Microsoft Teams Operator Connect, Direct Routing, and Zoom. The new service aims to revolutionize telecommunications by providing rapid cloud network deployment, management, and support for these communication platforms through a single platform.
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DC Communications, located at 270 South Main Street, Suite C, Flemington, NJ, has filed an informational filing TC88. This filing likely provides customer service contact information for the company.
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Velocity MSC, a technology company, has announced plans to expand its headquarters in Holland, Ohio, by adding a 20,000 square foot Enterprise Solutions Center to accommodate 200 employees from its Call Support, Network Operations Center, and Field Technician teams. The expansion is part of Velocity's growth strategy for 2022, as the company aims to enhance its service capabilities and support its expanding customer base.
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HFA Holdings LLC has completed its acquisition of Skyetel, a provider of VoIP services. This acquisition marks HFA Holdings' fifth in the last three years and expands its reach in the VoIP marketplace as a leader in origination, termination, and enterprise voice services.
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) took action against Alcazar Networks Inc. and its owner Gavin Grabias for facilitating tens of millions of illegal telemarketing robocalls, including calls to numbers on the Do Not Call Registry and with spoofed caller IDs. The settlement imposes a monetary penalty, bars future misconduct, and requires the company to screen customers to prevent the facilitation of illegal telemarketing activities.
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Astound Broadband, a US cable operator group, was sold by TPG Capital and Patriot Media Management to Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners for $8.1 billion, including debt. The sale represents a significant transaction in the broadband infrastructure industry, as Stonepeak Infrastructure Partners acquires a major cable operator group.
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RouteTrust has added value to USA Digital Communications' toll-free services. This enhancement is expected to improve the quality and reliability of USA Digital Communications' toll-free offerings.
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nexVortex Acquired by BCM One
2020-04-01In April 2020, nexVortex, a provider of SIP trunking and related services, was acquired by BCM One, a communications solutions provider. The acquisition allowed BCM One to integrate nexVortex's services into its portfolio, expanding its offerings to customers.
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Michael Rothchild, Chief Operating Officer of RouteTrust, participated as a telecom expert discussing toll-free benefits alongside other industry leaders at PTC '20. The discussion focused on the advantages of toll-free services for businesses and consumers.
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Sangoma Acquires VoIP Innovations LLC
2019-10-18Sangoma Technologies Corporation acquired VoIP Innovations LLC for $42 million. The acquisition was expected to provide increased scale, recurring revenue, and robust EBITDA margins for the combined company.
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IPtelX, a company, is transforming the security industry by providing innovative dealer branding solutions. These solutions address the issue of unanswered central station calls.
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Intrado, a technology company, reorganized its business in 2019 into five main segments: Cloud Collaboration, Life and Safety (including 911 operations), Enterprise Communications, Digital Media, and Health and Wellness. The reorganization was intended to better align the company's offerings and operations to serve its customers more effectively.
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Dialo.ga, a company operating in 29 countries, achieved $72 million in sales in 2018. This success was attributed to the integration of WebRTC technology and AI solutions, which transformed workplace communication and customer support.
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Fusion, a communications and cloud services provider, completed the acquisition of Birch Communications, a rival company. The acquisition allows Fusion to integrate Birch's communications, cloud, and IT services into its own platform, Fusion Connect, expanding Fusion's service offerings and customer base.
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The Western Reserve Transit Authority (WRTA) of Youngstown, Ohio, selected PEC's AI-enabled VoiceSaver®, a cloud-based call processing system, as its primary voice communications platform. The VoiceSaver® system is expected to improve the efficiency and responsiveness of WRTA's customer service operations.
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Verizon finalized its $1.8 billion acquisition of XO Communications, gaining significant fiber assets and expanding its enterprise services portfolio. The deal enhanced Verizon's position in the competitive fiber market.
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Vermont telecommunications service provider Sovernet announced it was being sold to a private equity firm controlled by Texas billionaire Robert Bass. The company will combine with FirstLight Fiber and Oxford Networks.
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Block Communications, Inc. has acquired Line Systems, Inc., a premier voice, data and cloud services company based in West Chester, PA that serves business customers primarily in the mid-Atlantic U.S. The acquisition was facilitated by W.G. Nielsen & Co., which acted as financial advisor to Line Systems, Inc. in the sale.
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Fibernetics Business Services has added ANA™ (Autonomous Network Aggregation) technology to allow Canadian businesses to build a network using a mix of low-cost broadband connections. This technology bonds multiple access connections to provide faster and more reliable networks at low wide-area network (WAN) costs.
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Company Founded
1996WorldNet Telecommunications LLC, a telecom provider, was founded in 1996 by David Bogaty in Puerto Rico. It became the largest locally owned telecom provider in Puerto Rico.
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NetFortris Founded
1994-01-01NetFortris, a communications solutions provider, was founded in 1994 and has since grown to serve over 11,000 customers with secure cloud solutions for multi-site businesses.