PSINet Acquires Swiss ISP | Internet News

PSINet Acquires Swiss ISP

Written By
John Lewell
John Lewell
Jun 2, 1999
1 minute read

PSINet Wednesday acquired
The Internet Company (TIC), the second largest Internet service
provider in the Swiss business-to-business sector.


“Switzerland, as the fourteenth largest telecommunications
market in the world, is an important part of our global
expansion plans. This acquisition, further enhancing our
Swiss presence, allows us to offer our global network and
services to the entire country,” said Harold Wills, president and CEO of PSINet.


The acquisition of TIC will add six points of presence (POPs) to PSINet’s global network, bring the total to more than 535 POPs worldwide, added Wills.


Privately-held TIC, based in Kriens, Switzerland, provides
businesses with dedicated and dial-up connectivity, as well as Web hosting. The company also offers Digital Subscriber Line
(DSL) services, which PSINet will now extend to the rest
of the country.


Terms of
the acquisition were not disclosed.

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