Telecompetitor

XO Communications CEO Carl J. Grivner testified before Congress, and labeled AT&T, Qwest, and Verizon a “copper cartel” that practices anti-competitive and anti-consumer tactics. Grivner testified before the U.S. House Telecommunications Subcommittee on Telecommunications and the Internet, stating that the “…competitive [telecom] industry has been a major source of billions of dollars in investment for broadband deployment and innovation. But we continually face incumbents’ efforts to ...

XO announced the expansion of their Ethernet capabilities and now claims they can deliver Ethernet services to more than half a million business locations in 75 major U.S. metropolitan markets. XO is utilizing a variety of technologies and platforms including its nationwide fiber networks, expanded deployment of Ethernet over copper technology, and fixed broadband wireless capabilities to achieve this broadened Ethernet footprint.

XO announced the launch of XO Anywhere, a unified communications platform, for their XOptions Flex, IP Flex, and IP Flex with VPN customers. XO Anywhere provides a variety of unified communications features including: Simultaneous Ring - rings up to 10 phones simultaneously for an incoming call Remote Office - extends office phone capabilities to a remote location Click to Dial - direct dials from Outlook Web-Based ...

XO says minutes and lines no longer matter for telephony services. They have launched pricing for telecom services based solely on bandwidth. XO argues, rightfully so, that voice service is no different than any other application riding their IP backbone. Instead of charging customers on a per line and charging for traffic by the minute XO’s new XO IPfolio product suite will charge for bandwidth ...

XO announced the launch of Unwired Office, an enterprise targeted fixed mobile convergence solution. XO will partner with ...