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Shaw to acquire business ISP ENMAX Envision
Canada's Shaw Communications said it has agreed to acquire broadband Internet service provider ENMAX Envision from Canadian electric utility ENMAX Corporation for about $225 million.
Europe's business fiber access grows, still trails U.S., says Vertical
European service providers' ongoing effort to install more fiber into buildings to accommodate business services drove up availability to 20.5 percent of commercial buildings throughout the region.
AT&T, Verizon carry most U.S. business traffic, but competitors gain ground
A new comScore report says that 20 percent of all U.S.-based, browser-based business Internet traffic as of September 2011 came from AT&T ( NYSE: T ). Not far behind Ma Bell were Verizon ( NYSE: VZ )
Hawaiian Telcom's Q3 2011 revenues decline to $97M; broadband, business gain
Hawaiian Telcom's ( Nasdaq: HCOM ) former troubles continue to be nothing more than a footnote in its history, but ongoing landline losses drove down Q3 revenues to $97 million, down from $101.5
BT extends availability of One Voice service to U.S. businesses
BT ( NYSE: BT ) is extending its One Voice anywhere voice application service to its U.S.-based multisite business customers in an effort to help businesses save on costly wireless roaming charges.
HickoryTech's Enventis enters telepresence service game
Enventis, the business services subsidiary of independent telco HickoryTech ( Nasdaq: HTCO ), has made its official move into the telepresence market with its TelePresence Video solution.
Zayo extends Ethernet reach through Telx's Ethernet exchange
Zayo is adding Telx's Ethernet exchange to its Ethernet expansion toolbox as a complement its own organic fiber network growth.
Rendering of Telx's Atlanta data center at 56 Marietta St.
Integra puts $11M into network in Midwest, Western regions
Integra Telecom continues to be aggressive with building out its network to serve both SMBs and increasingly larger business customers and its latest $11 million investment in Colorado, Minnesota,
SureWest brings managed services to Kansas City business customers via NetStandard partnership
SureWest ( Nasdaq: SURW ) may be known as one of the early Fiber to the Premises (FTTP) pioneers, but its new agreement with NetStandard to offer managed services to business customers in Kansas City
UPDATED: Verizon adds CloudSwitch to its ever-growing cloud portfolio
Verizon Communications ( NYSE: VZ ) is serious about the cloud service market and is now acquiring Burlington, Mass.-based cloud software provider CloudSwitch. Verizon said that the acquisition of
