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Hello Hikitty...
I don't undstand why even when this stock is showing good behaviour you still are impatient.
Have patience, baby...
You will be rewarded well...
GLOBAL VOICE LAUNCHES HIGH PERFORMANCE FIBER NETWORK
Singapore, 19 June 2007 ? Global Voice Group (SGX: H23.SI), owner and operator of
one of Europe?s highest capacity fiber networks, today launching its fiber network in
Hamburg. The hanseatic city will be linked to a pan-European network with
connections between Germany, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, France and
Belgium. Global Voice?s long-haul network measures in excess of 6600 kilometers and
connects 40 cities, including valuable ?last mile? city networks in 15 European centers:
Frankfurt a.M., Munich, Berlin, Stuttgart, Hanover, Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Cologne,
Paris, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, London and Dublin.
?Hamburg is one of the most dynamic economic centers in Europe. The city is
characterized by modern services, industrial production and traditional commerce.
Many global companies and institutions are based here. We are delighted to be able
to offer a high capacity, highly available, cross-national all-fiber communications
solution to these businesses,? says CTO Albrecht W. Kraas. Global Voice has
established a team comprising sales, pre-sales and operations to support business
clients in the Hamburg region. To celebrate the launch of the Hamburg network
Global Voice is sponsoring two events during ?Kieler Woche? (16 - 24 June 2007), an
International Sailing event, where Global Voice and Mobile IT Services will invite
Managing Directors and IT Executives from Northern Germany to join them for
entertainment and refreshments onboard.
Highspeed connections from city to city and for the ?last mile?
As opposed to major telecommunications companies such as Deutsche Telekom,
which target primarily the consumer market, Global Voice offers its fiber networks
exclusively to companies and institutions, network operators and service providers.
The highspeed connections are not only made available between cities, but also
within the urban areas. Global Voice Group?s metropolitan networks in 15 of Europe?s
leading cities have more than one million fiber kilometers at their disposal and
provide ?last mile? fiber connections linking major business and industrial parks,
educational institutions, financial and government districts as well as internet
exchanges.
Unlimited bandwidth at a flat rate
Global Voice Group leases or sells secure, unmetered fiber optic connections and is
therefore able to provide virtually unlimited bandwidth at a flat rate. ?As opposed to
the traditional industry approach, where connections are priced according to
bandwidth, we offer a dedicated infrastructure to our customers on which any
protocols, volumes of data and applications can be used,? explains Kraas.
Clients can choose their fiber ?dark? or ?managed?. The network solution team has
extensive experience with Ethernet solutions or customized solutions as well as IPservices
(IP Transit, IPVPN, FCIP). Every customer solution is designed with 100 % failsafe
redundancy and is monitored 24/7 by a Network Operating Center located in
Franfurt/Main. The offering is complemented by a set of ?Managed Services?
including hosting (co-location, applications), storage (backup/restore, replication)
and security (firewalls, IPS, IDS) provided by data centers in Amsterdam, Dublin and
Frankfurt.
Globalvoice cheong arh!!! Break the 0.2 resistance!!!
Latest Announcement from GV:- 
EUNETWORKS LAUNCHES HIGH PERFORMANCE FIBER NETWORK IN
HAMBURG
Hamburg/Frankfurt, 18 June 2007 - euNetworks (SGX: H23.SI), owner and operator of one of Europe?s highest capacity fiber networks, is today launching its fiber network in Hamburg. The hanseatic city will be linked to a pan-European network with connections between Germany, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, France and Belgium. euNetworks? long-haul network is 6611 kilometers long and connects 40 cities, including city networks for the ?last mile? in 15 European centers: Frankfurt a.M., Munich, Berlin, Stuttgart, Hanover, Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Cologne, Paris, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, London and Dublin.
?Hamburg is one of the most dynamic economic centers in Europe. The city is characterized by modern services, industrial production and traditional commerce. Many global companies and institutions are based here. We are delighted to be able to offer a high capacity, highly available, cross-national all-fiber communications solution to these businesses,? says CTO Albrecht W. Kraas. euNetworks has established a team comprising sales, pre-sales and operations to support business clients in the Hamburg region. To celebrate the launch of the Hamburg network euNetworks is sponsoring two events during ?Kieler Woche? (16 - 24 June 2007), an International Sailing event, where euNetworks and Mobile IT Services will invite Managing Directors and IT Executives from Northern Germany to join them for entertainment and refreshments on board a sailing boat.
Highspeed connections from city to city and for the ?last mile? as opposed to major telecommunications companies such as Deutsche Telekom, which target primarily the consumer market, euNetworks offers its fiber networks exclusively to companies and institutions, network operators and service providers.
The high speed connections are not only made available between cities, but also within the urban areas. euNetworks? metropolitan networks in 15 of Europe?s leading cities have more than one million fiber kilometers at their disposal and provide ?last mile? fiber connections linking major business and industrial parks, educational institutions, financial and government districts as well as internet exchanges.
Unlimited bandwidth at a flat rate
euNetworks leases or sells secure, unmetered fiber optic connections and is therefore able to provide virtually unlimited bandwidth at a flat rate. ?As opposed to the traditional industry approach, where connections are priced according to bandwidth, we offer a dedicated infrastructure to our customers on which any protocols, volumes of data and applications can be used,? explains Kraas. Clients can choose their fiber ?dark? or ?managed?. The network solution team has extensive experience with Ethernet solutions or customized solutions as well as IPservices (IP Transit, IPVPN, FCIP). Every customer solution is designed with 100 % failsafe redundancy and is monitored 24/7 by a Network Operating Center located in Franfurt/Main. The offering is complemented by a set of ?Managed Services? including hosting (co-location, applications), storage (backup/restore, replication) and security (firewalls, IPS, IDS) provided by data centers in Amsterdam, Dublin and Frankfurt.
EUNETWORKS LAUNCHES HIGH PERFORMANCE FIBER NETWORK IN
HAMBURG
Hamburg/Frankfurt, 18 June 2007 - euNetworks (SGX: H23.SI), owner and operator of one of Europe?s highest capacity fiber networks, is today launching its fiber network in Hamburg. The hanseatic city will be linked to a pan-European network with connections between Germany, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, France and Belgium. euNetworks? long-haul network is 6611 kilometers long and connects 40 cities, including city networks for the ?last mile? in 15 European centers: Frankfurt a.M., Munich, Berlin, Stuttgart, Hanover, Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Cologne, Paris, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague, Utrecht, London and Dublin.
?Hamburg is one of the most dynamic economic centers in Europe. The city is characterized by modern services, industrial production and traditional commerce. Many global companies and institutions are based here. We are delighted to be able to offer a high capacity, highly available, cross-national all-fiber communications solution to these businesses,? says CTO Albrecht W. Kraas. euNetworks has established a team comprising sales, pre-sales and operations to support business clients in the Hamburg region. To celebrate the launch of the Hamburg network euNetworks is sponsoring two events during ?Kieler Woche? (16 - 24 June 2007), an International Sailing event, where euNetworks and Mobile IT Services will invite Managing Directors and IT Executives from Northern Germany to join them for entertainment and refreshments on board a sailing boat.
Highspeed connections from city to city and for the ?last mile? as opposed to major telecommunications companies such as Deutsche Telekom, which target primarily the consumer market, euNetworks offers its fiber networks exclusively to companies and institutions, network operators and service providers.
The high speed connections are not only made available between cities, but also within the urban areas. euNetworks? metropolitan networks in 15 of Europe?s leading cities have more than one million fiber kilometers at their disposal and provide ?last mile? fiber connections linking major business and industrial parks, educational institutions, financial and government districts as well as internet exchanges.
Unlimited bandwidth at a flat rate
euNetworks leases or sells secure, unmetered fiber optic connections and is therefore able to provide virtually unlimited bandwidth at a flat rate. ?As opposed to the traditional industry approach, where connections are priced according to bandwidth, we offer a dedicated infrastructure to our customers on which any protocols, volumes of data and applications can be used,? explains Kraas. Clients can choose their fiber ?dark? or ?managed?. The network solution team has extensive experience with Ethernet solutions or customized solutions as well as IPservices (IP Transit, IPVPN, FCIP). Every customer solution is designed with 100 % failsafe redundancy and is monitored 24/7 by a Network Operating Center located in Franfurt/Main. The offering is complemented by a set of ?Managed Services? including hosting (co-location, applications), storage (backup/restore, replication) and security (firewalls, IPS, IDS) provided by data centers in Amsterdam, Dublin and Frankfurt.
GV cheong arh!
Hi hikitty,
Thanks for your comment, i am just wondering how come people like to wait for a upward trend reversal before going in as they already heard some of GV potentials, why cant buy low now and keep it while waiting for the results?
BTW, I'm vested in this and hope it can do well.