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Internet service providers (ISPs) in Nepal began establishing in 1998. Major ISPs include Mercantile Communication and Worldlink Communication. ISPs provide internet access via technologies like cable, DSL, WiFi, and optical fiber. Nepal also has an internet exchange called npIX that aims to improve local internet performance and bandwidth usage. The largest ISP is state-owned Nepal Telecom, which offers various internet and telephone services.
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Skynetworks is a Mongolian-Korean joint venture company established in 2005 to develop ICT infrastructure in Mongolia. It provides high-speed fiber optic broadband network services including internet line leasing, online line leasing to connect organizations, and core leasing as an alternative. The fiber optic network offers bandwidth from 1Mbps to 1000Mbps with no signal loss, high reliability, quality, and security. Customers can use the network for e-commerce, online banking, internet telephony, gaming, video conferencing and more.
Vertel Regional Capability Statement
We are a telecommunications carrier specializing in designing, building, and operating next generation network infrastructure and services in regional Australia. With over 40 years of experience, we focus on providing alternate telecom solutions to areas underserved by major carriers. We offer a wide range of managed network services such as carrier Ethernet, IP networks, wireless LAN, land mobile radio, and professional services delivered over our innovative fixed wireless infrastructure. Our solutions are designed to meet current standards and allow scalability to meet future needs.
Internet India
1) VSNL (now Tata Communications) established India's first internet connection in 1986 and built the country's national internet backbone.
2) Major ISPs in India include BSNL, Airtel, Sify, Reliance Communications, and Tata Teleservices.
3) The National Internet Exchange of India (NIXI) was established in 2003 to facilitate the direct exchange of domestic internet traffic between ISPs, reducing latency and costs compared to routing traffic internationally. NIXI currently has seven operational nodes across major Indian cities.
Bsnl
(1) BSNL provides various telecommunication services across India including landline, cellular, broadband, and enterprise solutions. (2) A telecommunication network consists of exchanges, distribution frames, and switch rooms to connect subscribers and route calls. (3) BSNL offers different internet technologies like leased lines, WiFi, GPRS, and broadband to provide high-speed connectivity to users.
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- 1. ISP in Nepal Santosh ban Electronics and communication engineer
- 2. Internet It is a Global Connection of Interconnected Computer Worldwide computer network available to the network
- 3. ISP- Internet Service Provider ISP (Internet Service Provider), as named it is a business or organization which provides internet and related services to the user it may be of local or national level. They provide services such as: Internet, Domain name registration, Hosting, Email service, Telephone services etc. In Nepal organization of ISP’s company established in 1998 i.e. Internet Service Providers' Association of Nepal (ISPAN) A Network Service Provider (NSP) is a business or organization that sells bandwidth or network access to the ISP. Authorized by NTA (Nepal Telecommunication Authority)
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- 5. Way to get internet services Cable net DSL Wifi Optical fiber WiMAX (just started by NTC)
- 6. npIX (nepal Internet Exchange) Nepal’s first internet exchange Making local surfing much more desirable with local content for local customers Saving international bandwidth
- 7. Introduction of ISP’s in Nepal Mercantile Communication Pvt. Ltd. First ISP in Nepal, 1994 Introduced reliable, effective & appropriate technology with full technical support Service provided: internet, E-Mail, Web designing, web hosting, Domain registration etc. Worldlink Communication Pvt. Ltd. Second ISP in Nepal, 1995 Making the services faster and reliable one thereby making customer fully satisfied. Computerland Communication, 1996
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