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VoIP Telecom, Inc. Leading developer of of worldwide digital, voice and
data communications via VoIP, fiber optic, Internet circuit, satellite
and public switched telephone networks.
VoIP Telecom, Inc. (VOPT) is focused on the deployment of worldwide
digital, voice and data communications via VoIP, fiber optic, Internet
circuit, satellite and public switched telephone networks. The company's
strategic vision is to become a leader in converging conductivity
solutions by building a major consortium of the highest quality VoIP
entities in order to obtain a significant market share of international
long distance traffic in North America, Europe, Asia, Russia, China and
the Middle East.
The network deployment will utilize gateways, digital signal processors,
and routers coupled to trans-oceanic fiber optics networks with both
originating and terminating facilities installed in North America, Western
Europe, Asia, Russia, China, Indonesia and other regions. Senior
executives of the company, along with technical personnel, contribute a
broad base of international expertise in telecommunications, including
network deployment, transport provisioning and sales & marketing in the
areas of voice, data and satellite transport.
The Backbone of VoIP Consortium
VOPT is a pioneer in the development of Internet gateway infrastructure
and designing first national commercial Internet backbone.. VOPT is
building the first provincial Internet backbone in North America, Europe,
Asia, Russia, China and the Middle East. In addition to our
infrastructure projects, we develop Internet software solutions products
tailored to meet the needs of customers throughout the world.
The global (VoIP) voice-over-packet switched service market should grow to
$87 billion by 2004, according to Dataquest, Inc., a division of the
Gartner Group (NYSE:IT).
The global market for, VoIP is predicted to reach $14.7 Billion by 2003,
according to "The IP Telephony Report - Driving the Open Communications
Revolution", by Edward R. Jackson, Sr. research analyst at Piper Jaffray.
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