Replies to post #47207 on MediaG3 (MDGC)

[K23]

Grease. Now let the celebrations begin! Oh my God. Cogent is there. LightSquared is there. Oldteck, Phoneguy and JWilson have been researching with excellent DD and information (pardon me if I have eliminated other iHubber names).

Excellent news. Even I questioned recently about the existence of MeshGlobal and Wytec. Well as a humble man I will bow my head. No more questions!

"Allwaysright" as your ID says, you are really "Right"

[Pennypincher10]

Yesssssssssssssssssssss!!!! eom

[GreaseWD40]

So I spent some time looking over the list of Vendors and Suppliers provided on the MeshGlobal Website
and have been trying to speculate as to what each of their roles are in the grand scheme of things.

http://www.meshglobal.com/partners.html


Cogent: http://www.cogentco.com/
- I believe they are a fiber supplier based on the link below.
http://www.cogentco.com/en/products-and-services/solutions/solutions-for-carriers-and-service-providers


Zayo: http://zayoenterprise.com
- I believe they are a dark fiber supplier based on the link below.
http://zayofibersolutions.com/


360 Networks: http://www.360networks.com
- I am not exactly sure how 360 Networks fits into the equation. I see that they have a few dark fiber routes as shown in the link below, but are also a telecom wholesaler West of the Mississippi. :-)
http://www.360networks.com/dark-fiber.aspx


LightSquared: http://www.lightsquared.com
- I believe the link below says it best. The video is helpful as well. "LightSquared will complement all existing and emerging players in the wireless market by operating on a wholesale basis exclusively, thereby avoiding any conflict of interest. This allows LightSquared to focus on developing individual, tailored, and cost-effective solutions for its business partners—LightSquared will be only as successful as they are. In turn, end users can enjoy the benefits of innovation and increasing competition."
http://www.lightsquared.com/what-we-do/


Level 3: http://www.level3.com
- MeshGlobal has Level 3 listed as a Wholesale Communications Provider and I also see that they have dark fiber.
http://www.level3.com/index.cfm?pageID=133 http://www.level3.com/index.cfm?pageID=131 http://www.level3.com/index.cfm?pageID=660


Syringa Networks: http://www.syringanetworks.net
- I believe Syringa may play an important role in the first pilot from MediaG3 MDGC and MeshGlobal. Syringa has a strong presence in Idaho, home to both companies. MeshGlobal identifies them for the Fiber Optic and Network Infrastructure which would make sense.
http://www.syringanetworks.net/Resources/Our_Network/Network_Map


Anixter: http://www.anixter.com
- I believe Anixter might be the link to security and surveillance in the SmartCity Grid from MeshGlobal. Here is a blurb taken directly from the link below, "Anixter can provide you with quality enterprise cabling and security solutions including copper and fiber cable and connectivity. Anixter also carries a wide variety of infrastructure products like racks and cabinets, video surveillance and access control products for complete end-to-end systems."
http://www.anixter.com/AXECOM/US.NSF/HomePage?OpenForm&Division=DivTab3


Wesco: http://www.wesco.com
- MeshGlobal best describes the relationship as 'Data Communications and Supply.'
http://www.wesco.com/datacomm/index.htm


Solution Pro: http://www.solutionpro.com
- Based in Idaho, Solution Pro could also be an intricate part of the pilot project from MeshGlobal and MDGC. MeshGlobal has identified Solution Pro as a Data Center and Technology Provider.


RackSpace: http://www.rackspace.com
- MeshGlobal identifies RackSpace as a Hosting and Data Center while providing the link to a Partner Program as shown below.
http://www.rackspace.com/partners/index.php


Graybar: http://www.graybar.com
- Identified as Communication and Data by MeshGlobal.
http://www.graybar.com/about/about.html

Vision & Direction: (for express lane users)


Corning: http://www.corning.com
- The links provided by MeshGlobal are set to Telecommunications and Optical Fiber as shown below.
http://www.corning.com/products_services/telecommunications/index.aspx
http://www.corning.com/opticalfiber/
- A third link is set to surface technologies and takes you to the MediaG3 YouTube channel and the video below.

Ubiquity Broadcasting: http://www.ubiquitybc.com
- MeshGlobal provides links to the Vision and Future Technologies links below.
http://www.ubiquitybc.com/vision.php
http://www.ubiquitybc.com/products.php?id=5

Looks to me that MeshGlobal has lined things up for something very positive in the near future!