Concentric Expands DSL Service in California | Internet News

Concentric Expands DSL Service in California

Jul 20, 1998
1 minute read

Concentric Network
Corp.
today announced the availability of digital subscriber line (DSL) service in the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area.


Concentric has been serving the San Francisco Bay area since November 1997,
and is now offering ConcentricDSL in Southern California. The service is being targeted at small- to medium-sized businesses, telecommuters and individuals desiring high-speed Internet access.


Packages are available in speeds ranging from 144Kbps to 1.5Mbps at prices starting at $149 a month, including all circuit and Internet charges, the company said.


Concentric has interconnection agreements with NorthPoint Communications, Inc.,
a data
competitive local exchange carrier (CLEC) based in San Francisco, and other
circuit
providers, enabling the company to offer Internet and intranet access
utilizing DSL local loops throughout greater Los Angeles.


“Our launch of ConcentricDSL services in the Los Angeles area is another
example of how we are leading the service provider industry in the deployment
and support of this technology, and positions us as California’s largest DSL-
based Internet services network,” said Henry R. Nothhaft, chairman, president
and CEO of Concentric Network.


“This is the next milestone in our national
roll-out. Our vision, expertise and focus is matched by NorthPoint and other
providers, and without their comprehensive DSL network of services we’d be
unable to deliver fast, affordable and simple DSL options to our customers.”

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