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Articles tagged with: Enforta
Enforta to Add 25 Cities to Its Russian WiMAX Network in 2010
Russian WiMAX network operator, enforta has announced plans to expand its network to cover an additional 25 cities during 2010, increasing the company's overall service 'footprint' to 93 cities. more
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Russian WiMAX operator Expands Coverage
Russian WiMAX operator, enforta has announced the expansion of its wireless broadband services to an additional 13 cities thus increasing the companyÃ's overall service area to 68 cities. In September the company will launch operations in the cities of Armavir, Artem, Birobidzhan, Vanino, Dzerzhinsk, Zlatoust, Miass, Novorossiysk, Novotroitsk, Sochi, Sterlitamak, Syzran, and Ulan-Ude. more
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Russian WiMAX operator Expands Coverage
Russian WiMAX operator, enforta says that it is planning to expand its operating footprint by another 22 cities during June increasing the total service territory to 55 cities. The new cities include Kemerovo, Bratsk, Angarsk, Biysk, Rubtsovsk, Prokopyevsk, Tolyatti, Novokuybyshevsk, Saratov, Dimitrovgrad, Ujno-Sakhalinsk, Astrakhan, Krasnodar, Taganrog, Shakhty, Novocherkassk, Novomoskovsk, Novotroitsk, Rybinsk, Magnitogorsk, Orsk, and Kamensk Uralskiy. more
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Enforta Expands Russian WiMAX Coverage
Russia based enforta has announced that it will be expanding its operating footprint to 65 of Russia's largest cities by the end of 2008. The company now provides high speed Internet, telephony, and VPN services in 25 of Russia's regional capital cities using WiMAX and other technologies. more
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Russia is One of the Worlds Top-5 WiMAX Opportunities
According to a new report from the market research and industry analysis firm Maravedis, the Russian Federation remains among the world's top five Wireless Broadband opportunities. The Russian economy is flourishing. GDP per capita has risen from $4000 in 1999 to $12,000 in 2006 . The demand in telecom services is rapidly outpacing the capacity of legacy infrastructure. Even now, investment in telecom is mostly coming into large cities, still leaving many places without coverage. more
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Prestige-Internet sees WiMAX networks in 6 more cities Apr-Jun
MOSCOW, Mar 12 (Prime-Tass) -- Russia's Prestige-Internet, operating under the enforta brand name, plans to launch wireless broadband Internet access networks based on WiMAX technology in six Russian cities sometime in April-June, the company said Monday. more
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Analysts see Russian wireless broadband market up 61% in Jan-Jun
MOSCOW, Aug 28 (Prime-Tass) -- The Russian wireless broadband market rose 61% on the year to U.S. $33 million in January-June, iKS-Consulting research and consulting agency said in a report on Monday. more
FOCUS: WiMAX makes first steps in Russia
MOSCOW, July 17 (Prime-Tass) -- Although many Russians have not yet grown accustomed to GPRS and EDGE for mobile services and Wi-Fi and ADSL for Internet access, all these abbreviations and technologies might be soon replaced by a single one - WiMAX. Several Russian companies already offer WiMAX services and more are planning to roll out WiMAX but how fast this service will develop is not yet clear. more
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Prestige-Internet builds WiMAX networks in 15 cities
MOSCOW, June 20 (Prime-Tass) -- Russia's Prestige-Internet, operating under the enforta brand, has completed the first stage of WiMAX technology development by creating WiMAX networks in 15 cities, the company said in a press release dated Monday. more
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Russia's Enforta to invest $50 mln in WiMAX networks
MOSCOW, Jan 30 (Prime-Tass) -- Russia's Prestige-Internet, operating under the enforta brand, plans to invest over U.S. $50 million in the construction of WiMAX networks in 28 cities in Russia, the company's Product and Marketing Director Oleg Tainov told Prime-Tass Monday. more
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