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Symbio provides trans-Tasman VoIP
Stephen Withers
Thursday, 01 February 2007 06:33
"While the adoption of VoIP services in New Zealand is on the rise for both residential and business use, we expect to see a significant increase in traffic volumes thanks to the improvement in voice quality and service reliability delivered by our Auckland POP," said director, Rene Sugo.
The new POP also means Symbio clients can offer their customers direct in-dial numbers in Auckland, and provides the company with a beachhead for attracting New Zealand clients.
Symbio provides network services to VoIP operators including Skype and MyNetFone. It also operates Australia's first VoIP peering exchange.
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