GeoTel Communications, LLC, a leading provider of telecommunications infrastructure data in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and web-based platforms, today announced that Fortune Magazine will feature GeoTel's telecom data sets and fiber optic maps in a multi-page...
GeoTel Communications, LLC a leading provider of telecommunications infrastructure data in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and web-based platforms, announces it has donated maps and telecom data to support the Chicago Architecture Foundation's upcoming exhibit,...
In modern-day America, the backbone to this country is the interconnected electric power grid and communications network. Yet, when there is an outage on one, it often leads to extensive failures throughout the other. To keep the nation operating, it is vital for...
The high-tech economy begins with local communities. The New Jersey Redevelopment Authority recognized this fact in 2001 by issuing more than $2 million in local planning grants for Cyberdistrict Feasibility studies in 30 communities throughout the state. The purpose...
GeoTel was featured in a Crain’s Chicago Business article describing how Chicago’s rich history in manufacturing helped it to became one of the nation’s key hubs for fiber optic connections. This article examines Chicago on a digital layer level, utilizing GeoTel’s data mapping the concentration of telecommunication networks within and surrounding the city.
GeoTel Communications, LLC’s telecommunications infrastructure maps of the Internet will be featured at the Archive Centre Mundaneum in Belgium for the museum’s Renaissance 2.0 exhibit set to be on display October 9, 2012 through January 7, 2013.
GeoTel Communications, LLC, a leading provider of telecommunications infrastructure data in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and web-based platforms, today announces that Fortune Magazine will feature its telecommunications data and maps in a multi-page article. The article, to reach newsstands worldwide on July 9, focuses on the Internet and global fiber optic communications.
A Journalist from Mashable Magazine interviews GeoTel’s CEO Dave Drazen and talks to him about depicting worldwide communications infrastructure. To demonstrate the trajectory of the Internet, Fortune magazine teamed up with GeoTel. The company maps fiber optic cables in geographic information systems (GIS) that connect people all over the world.
The Bullseye of America’s Internet By Andrew Blum May 29, 2012, 2:00 PM Gizmodo.com America's internet is comprised of a vast tangible infrastructure. This physical framework that connects America is often forgotten by the everyday internet user. One tends to think...
