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Technology
Internet Links in the world
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| RegistersLink.com
is the largest ICANN accredited Registrar agents in the world and
is accredited as an official registrar of the .com, .net, and .org
Top Level Domain names. RegistersLink.com is on a mission to provide
low cost robust service to those seeking domain name registration.
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| Cisco
Systems
is the worldwide leader in networking for the Internet. Cisco provides
the market with a broad range of end-to-end networking solutions
that includes routers, LAN and ATM switches and network management
software to name a few. |
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| CyberCash
is the leading online gateway for processing credit cards online
and in real time. CyberCash links virtual storefronts with a merchant's
credit card processor, providing authorizations at the time of purchase.
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Secure
Your Website
Business-to-business, business-to-consumer, e-business Web transactions
- a Secure Socket Layer Web Server Certificate or SuperCert gives
all parties the confidence that information is being sent securely
and to the right place. |
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| GlobalCenter
is a leading Internet backbone service provider. Over the past several
years, GlobalCenter has been building the foundation for Nationwide
Digital Distribution, which radically improves the reliability and
speed of the Internet. As a digital distribution company, GlobalCenter
handles 8.8 billion pageviews per month, translating into 1.8 billion
hits per day and 1.26 million hits per minute. Today, GlobalCenter
routes the world's top websites including Yahoo!. |
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| Qwest
is a cutting edge Internet communications company. The Qwest network
is built with the industry's most advanced technologies. It offers
10 gigabit, OC-192 speed and is constructed on a self-healing SONET
ring and 2.4 gigabit (OC-48) IP architecture. In the U.S., it reaches
18,815 miles and connects to 150 cities across the country. It also
extends 1,400 miles into Mexico. Cables under the Atlantic Ocean
connect to Europe, where they are joined with KPN, the Dutch Telecommunications
Company, in a joint venture. KPNQwest is building a 9,100 mile European
network that will connect 40 cities. Qwest also is part owner of
the newest digital cables in Europe, TAT 14, which will also connect
to the KPNQwest network. |
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AT&T
Managed Internet Service provides a reliable, dedicated, high-speed
Internet connection and industry-leading Service Level Agreements
(SLAs).
Your business IP services will reside on AT&T's world-class
OC-192/OC-48 IP backbone, providing you with managed, state-of-the-art
hardware and software, smart routing capability, and continuous
performance monitoring. |
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| Foundry
Switches: NetIron delivers up to 480 Gbps of superior backplane
switching capacity and is aimed specifically at satisfying the exploding
bandwidth requirements encountered by growth oriented ISPs. Based
on Foundry's unique IronCore architecture and IronWareTM
software platform, NetIron chassis-based routers deliver up to 172,000,000
packets per second (pps) per chassis for reliable packet delivery
even under the heaviest of Internet traffic loads. |
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| Sun
Microsystems provides the hardware that we use to provide services
that are both reliable and fast. Using only the highest quality
components ensures that we provide a high quality service. |
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| Pacific
Century CyberWorks (CWHKT) is the largest FTNS and Internet
backbone provider in Hong Kong. They has built an extensive backbone
which connects to Hong Kong Internet Exchange (HKIX) and 18 overseas
destinations with over 50 international links. |
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Who is
WorldCom?
Operating in more than 65 countries, the company is a premier
provider of facilities-based and fully integrated local, long
distance, international and Internet services. The common shares
of WorldCom stock trade on the Nasdaq National Market (U.S.) under
the symbol WCOM.
To learn
more about WorldCom.com,
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