Vancouver, BC - September 10, 2011 - Columbia Networks has added Google to the list of large Service Providers that are directly connected via high speed fibre optics.
In addition to Google, Columbia Networks has direct connections to Microsoft, Amazon plus many other Content and Service Providers.
Our clients benefit from the high performance connectivity with faster downloads and uploads on their Columbia Networks Cloud and Internet Services.
Vancouver, BC - August 24th, 2011 - For New Media companies who need Broadband Networking and Computing Services on demand to address growing business requirements.
Columbia Networks is pleased to introduce services for the New Media industry in British Columbia.
Vancouver, BC - June 30, 2011 - Columbia Networks is excited to announce that President and CEO Dan Salekin has been acknowledged as the most improved CEO in the AceTech Growth Strategy Program delivered in partnership with Accelerate Okanagan. AceTech program leader Ralph Turfus and Accelerate Okanagan program director Jeff Keen presented Dan Salekin with the award at the end of the three month program in Kelowna BC.
Vancouver, BC - June 30th, 2011 - Trail Networks Inc. has changed its legal name to Columbia Networks Inc. and is no longer DBA TNI Broadband Solutions.
Consolidating two operating names into a single name has reduced our operating costs and simplifies our marketing plans.
Vancouver, BC – October 16, 2009 – Columbia Networks Inc. (www.columbianetworks.ca), a leading Broadband and Hosting Services Provider to business in Western Canada, today announced an agreement with Bell Canada in support of the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Winter Games.
Vancouver, BC – September 10, 2009 – Columbia Networks Inc. (www.ColumbiaNetworks.CA), a leading Broadband and Hosting Services Provider to business in Western Canada, today announced it is the first Service Provider to peer at the BCNet Transit Exchange (www.bc.net) with IPv6.
Vancouver, BC – September 5, 2009 – Columbia Networks Inc. (www.columbianetworks.ca), a leading Broadband and Hosting Service Provider to business in Western Canada, today announced support for IPv6. Columbia Networks has upgraded it’s network infrastructure to support IPv6. With the IPv4 address pool predicted to be exhausted within two years, we have positioned ourselves to continue to service our clients as interest in IPv6 increases. All Columbia Networks services are IPv6 enabled.
Over a billion spectators viewed the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games from around the world. The Vancouver Games were supported by a large fiber optic network, mobile data centres, and a team of support personnel that ensured the services were delivered on time. Columbia Networks is proud to...
