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Verinet International tilbyder markedets mest kompromisløse og sikre netværks og internetforbindelser i højeste kvalitet med markedets eneste oppetidsgaranti fra 99,97 til 99,999% hvor man i realiteten ikke kan opleve nedetid i flere år i træk.

Wifi-Forum is an online community of Wifi enthusiasts around the world. Wifi-Forum is dedicated to the exchange of technical and non-technical idea related to Wifi, Bluetooth and other wireless technologies.

AMTA is the peak industry body representing Australia’s mobile telecommunications industry. Its mission is “To promote an environmentally, socially and economically responsible and successful mobile telecommunications industry in Australia”.

India Broadband

India Telecom - India Broadband Forum

Our strategic goal is global recognition of femto technologies as the de facto solution for mobile coverage in the home and to drive worldwide take-up of such technologies.

This site is devoted to municipal broadband projects worldwide that are funded or supported by cities and towns, especially those projects that incorporate wireless technologies. These range from downtown hot-zones & city- and county-wide wireless broadband networks, to country-wide deployments. Although we often use the word “city," rural municipalities receive equal coverage, because they are leading the fight for affordable, fast, universal access to the Internet. We also cover the products, technologies, and standards that comprise public broadband networks, and the organizations that design, install, and mainta in them.

Telecommunications is a fascinating, fast paced industry that influences every aspect of our daily life like normal voice phone calls, connectivity to the Internet, satellite communications, surfing the web, fax transmissions, video conferencing, high speed data communications, and cable tv.

The Telecommunications Research Center Vienna (ftw.) was established in 1998 as a pilot organisation under the Austrian government´s Kplus Competence Centers Program. The founding partners were departments from Vienna University of Technology, several well-known telecommunications companies - both network operators and equipment manufacturers - some smaller enterprises, the Austrian Research Center Seibersdorf and the Association of the Electrotechnical and Electronics Industry. Its goal is to bring together academia and industry to carry out application-oriented research in one of the central scientific fields of tomorrow´s information society.

The Telecommunications InfoTechnology Forum (TIF) was established by the Telecommunications Research Project (TRP) in January 1996 as a small monthly gathering of around 30 participants. From March 1998 it adopted a larger quarterly format with over 100 participants.