VoIP Peering Sees The Light

GigaBeam and Stealth Communications Expand VoIP and IP Services in the New York City Area. Excerpt:

HERNDON, Va., Jan. 13 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- GigaBeam Corporation (BULLETIN BOARD: GGBM) , announces an agreement with Stealth Communications(R) for installation of its ultra high speed WiFiber(SM),(TM) wireless fiber solution. GigaBeam's WiFiber provides communications access with the capacity of fiber but with significantly less latency than fiber to enhance Stealth's unique communications services offerings. Stealth is New York City's largest Internet gateway and offers Internet & Ethernet access, VoIP, and data services to service providers, financial institutions, enterprises and government agencies.

GigaBeam anticipates installation of the first WiFiber GigE link for Stealth in the current quarter, providing high speed connectivity of one Gigabit-per-second across the Hudson River between a Stealth customer's data center in Jersey City, NJ and Stealth's Manhattan access point at 60 Hudson St., New York, NY. One Gigabit-per-second is the equivalent of 647 T1 lines or 1,000 DSL connections.

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VoIP Peering Sees the Light: from Irwin Lazar's "Real-Time" Blog on January 17, 2005 1:24 PM

VoIP Peering Sees the Light: Rich Tehrani Blog Rich Tehrani' VoIP blog has a pointer to an announcement from Stealth communications to deploy GigaBeam's Wireless Fiber solution into its VoIP peering point in NYC. Read More

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