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~ 19/06/06
The Costa Rican Electricity Institute (ICE) announced Friday that it signed a $7.5 million contract with the Costa Rican company GBM to provide advanced Internet service throughout Costa Rica, according to a statement from the institute.
The agreement is part of plans by ICE, the state-run electricity and telecommunications monopoly, to improve national networks’ ability to manage international phone calls and accommodate the growing number of links with Internet service providers, the statement said.
Working with GSM, the institute also hopes to improve broadband technology such as Metro-Ethernet, wireless business networks and ADSL technology.
The contract must now be approved by the Comptroller General’s Office before it goes into effect.
-Tico Times
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