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Founded Year

1997

About Tilgin

Tilgin markets customer premises equipment for a converging Triple Play market. The company design the company's products specifically for service providers making it easier to more fully exploit the total power of broadband.

Headquarters Location

Sweden

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Latest Tilgin News

Eurobites: ASN, Cinia Hit 18 Tbit/s in Subsea Tests

Mar 30, 2016

Tweet Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: key Vodafone exec to retire in June; Tilgin looks for partners; EE takes TV everywhere; SoundCloud goes mainstream. Finland's Cinia Group and the now- Nokia Corp. (NYSE: NOK)-owned Alcatel-Lucent Submarine Networks (ASN) say they have successfully completed tests on the C-Lion 1 subsea cable system between Germany and Finland, achieving a capacity of 18 Tbit/s of data per fiber pair. Vodafone Group plc (NYSE: VOD)'s group business development director, Warren Finegold, is to retire at the end of June, though he will still act as an adviser to the mobile giant. Finegold played a significant role in the $130 billion disposal of Vodafone's interest in Verizon Wireless , as well as the acquisitions of Kabel Deutschland and ONO and the acquisition of Hutchison's interest in India. His association with Vodafone began in 1988, when he was part of the investment banking team that took the company public. Brightcove Inc. , the Boston-based video delivery specialist, has appointed Mark Blair as vice president of EMEA to lead the company's operations in the region. Previously, Blair was Brightcove's vice president of Asia-Pacific. Brightcove has more than 5,000 customers worldwide, one of them being some outfit called Light Reading. Tilgin AB , the Swedish supplier of home gateways, is looking for new partners in EMEA, Russia and the Baltic states to help it expand its business in those regions. EE , the UK mobile and pay-TV operator that is now a part of BT Group plc (NYSE: BT; London: BTA), has introduced a "Recordings To Go" feature that allows EE TV users to record free-to-view programs to their smartphone or tablet to watch while out and about, sans WiFi. Content can be recorded and transferred to a mobile device as soon as it has aired. Berlin-based SoundCloud, which made its name as the hipsters' online audio resource of choice, has joined the ranks of more "traditional" streaming services with the launch of a $10-a-month premium offering, reports Bloomberg . SoundCloud has enjoyed a healthy user base but it has struggled to make money out of it -- hence the move to the streaming, er, mainstream. — Paul Rainford, Assistant Editor, Europe, Light Reading (0)  |

Tilgin Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  • When was Tilgin founded?

    Tilgin was founded in 1997.

  • Who are Tilgin's competitors?

    Competitors of Tilgin include Contec and 4 more.

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