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Integra Telecom establishes new PoP at Phoenix NAP data center
Integra Telecom is the latest service provider to establish a point of presence (PoP) in the Phoenix NAP data center. As a reciprocal relationship, Phoenix NAP customers will be able to access
Integra Telecom achieves interoperability with NEC's UNIVERGE PBX system
Integra Telecom has upped the ante of its SIP Trunking Service by establishing interoperability with NEC's NEC UNIVERGE SV8100, meaning that NEC's IP PBX systems can work with Integra's SIP Solutions
Ethernet over Copper breathes new life into telecom's wired medium
While it's clear that a growing base of business customers want Ethernet, the reality is many aren't connected to a service provider's fiber facility--the dominant method to deliver Ethernet--and
Integra Telecom offers SIP interoperability with Mitel's IP PBXs
Integra Telecom is following up the earlier debut of its SIP Solutions service by partnering with Mitel to offer SIP interoperability on the PBX maker's communication systems. This new agreement will
Integra Telecom passes CEO torch to CLEC veteran Tom Casey
Integra Telecom is writing a new chapter in its long competitive provider book as it names Tom Casey as its new CEO. Serving as Integra's board chairman since 2009, with plans to retain a board
Colorado PUC approves CenturyLink-Qwest deal
It's been a busy week for CenturyLink (NYSE: CTL ) and Qwest (NYSE: Q ) as the pair's merger got the Colorado Public Utility Commission's approval on Wednesday. On Tuesday, the Montana PUC also
CenturyLink-Qwest merger gets Montana PSC approval
CenturyLink (NYSE: CTL ) has crossed off another point on its merger checklist with Qwest Communications (NYSE: Q ) as the Montana Public Service Commission has granted approval of the deal. Before
CenturyLink sheds light on post Qwest acquisition structure
Keeping its promise to maintain a local presence and feel, CenturyLink (NYSE: CTL ) revealed that when it completes its merger with Qwest (NYSE: Q ) it will operate six regional offices. The combined
CenturyLink-Qwest merger gets Arizona Corporate Commission's blessing
CenturyLink (NYSE: CTL ) and soon to be subsidiary Qwest Communications (NYSE: Q ) have received approval from the Arizona Corporate Commission (ACC) and the Residential Utility Consumer Office (RUCO)
CenturyLink reaches agreement with Cox over Qwest acquisition
CenturyLink (NYSE: CTL ) cleared yet another competitive provider hurdle today as Cox Communications dropped its opposition to its pending acquisition of Qwest (NYSE: Q ). Similar to the agreement it
