Tata Comm. expands VPN services to Egypt

Tata Comm. expands VPN services to Egypt

The company’s VPN customers can experience superior connectivity to and from Egypt

Monday, April 14, 2008

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MUMBAI, INDIA: Tata Communications Ltd today announced the expansion of its global VPN service to Egypt through a partnership agreement with TE Data S.A.E., a subsidiary of Telecom Egypt S.A.E., Egypt's largest P-based data communications carrier.

Tata Communications and TE Data have interconnected their respective MPLS (Multi-Protocol Label Switching) infrastructures, setting up multiple, redundant network-to-network interconnection (NNI) points between the two companies.

This connects Tata Communications' European and Indian network hubs with TE Data's facilities in Egypt to serve enterprise customers' growing worldwide connectivity needs.

The NNI agreement allows Tata Communications to extend its current service capabilities by incorporating the TE Data's IP MPLS network footprint in Egypt, using more than 800 access points-of-presence.

This will enable the company's VPN customers to benefit from superior connectivity to and from Egypt while experiencing the same security, redundancy and quality of service offered on the Tata Communications network.

Radwan Moussalli, managing director MENA, Tata Communications, said, "Africa and the Middle East are markets that are undergoing significant growth, and we plan on continuing to expand the relationship as part of a growing cooperation between Tata Communications and TE Data."

Tata Communications already offers its MPLS services in almost 40 countries and expects to reach over 50 by the end of 2008. It is also increasing the resiliency and depth of its international network with new dual PoPs in four countries and new PoPs in eight cities within its existing country footprint. The company also offers extended reach to over 160 countries through its VNO Services division.

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