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Bryan Boyd, CEO of TeraGo Inc., opened the market on June 6, 2008. TeraGo Inc. trades on TSX under the stock symbol TGO.

TeraGo Networks ranks in Canada’s Top 300 Tech Companies. Backbone Magazine and the Branham Group deliver the Branham300, an authoritative roundup of Canada’s top-performing tech companies.

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National wirless broadband provider TeraGo Networks says it is now reaching 40 major markets in Canada as a result of its post-IPO growth strategy.

Fixed wireless broadband provider TeraGo Networks continues to expand across the country, saying it is now offering service to businesses in 40 communities across the country.

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TeraGo Networks is extending its market reach in Ontario through its latest service expansion into the Regional Municipality of Durham.

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You need broadband, and you want some built in redundancy. You’ve got a decent service level agreement (SLA), which your provider has determined based on statistical analysis and advice from actuaries. If you go with two providers you’ll get built-in redundancy: if one triple-nine provider goes down you’ll be fine, because the other SLA also has three nines, and what are the chances of both going down at the same time?

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TeraGo should be able to increase its penetration into the 31 markets it serves, generate increased revenue per user and expand geographically, said David Lambert, an analyst with Canaccord Capital. His share price target is $13.50. A.R.

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Canaccord Adams Inc. today announced the lineup for its 27th Annual Global Growth Conference. Formerly known as the Summer Seminar, the forum will feature an expanded list of small- and mid-cap growth companies from the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.

Gerry O'Reilly, TeraGo's Chief Financial Officer will be a speaker at the Annual Global Growth Conference.

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Fixed broadband wireless service for business has been a sleepy technology for the past decade, but it’s about to wake up. TeraGo Networks of Thornhill, Ont., raised $50 million when...

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TeraGo Networks has expanded its wireless-based broadband data and Internet service to Red Deer, Alberta.

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A new Internet provider with an eye on the business community is entering the Red Deer market. TeraGo Networks, a subsidiary of TeraGo Inc. (TSX:TGO), provides broadband Internet access and data connectivity services.

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TeraGo Networks announced the expansion of its broadband services into Red Deer, Alberta.

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The Red Deer expansion demonstrates the strength and success that TeraGo has built in the rest of Canada to deliver tailor-made solutions that meet the requirements of Canadian businesses," said Bryan Boyd, President and CEO.

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TeraGo Networks, a leading national wireless broadband service provider and a subsidiary of TeraGo Inc. (TSX: TGO), has announced the expansion of its services into Red Deer, Alberta.

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Two of Southern Ontario's fast growing municipalities now have a fast and reliable alternative for their broadband communications needs, thanks to TeraGo Networks Inc., a leading national wireless broadband service provider.

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Two of Southern Ontario’s fast growing municipalities have new broadband communications options, says TeraGo Networks Inc., a national wireless broadband service provider. TeraGo’s VLAN service will provide businesses in Milton and Burlington with a simple solution for interconnecting local area networks to remote offices anywhere across Canada.

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TeraGo, a national wireless broadband service provider, has completed its initial public offering, with gross proceeds of $50 million. This month TeraGo launched broadband VLAN service in Cambridge, Kitchener, and Waterloo, Ontario.

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TeraGo Networks Inc. has introduced its VLAN service to Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo to help meet the growing communication needs of local businesses. This enhanced service will provide organizations with faster and more robust connectivity between their offices and facilities in the region, and across Canada.

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TeraGo Networks Inc., a Thornhill, ON-based national broadband service provider, has introduced its VLAN service to Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo.

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TeraGo Networks has expanded its Ontario VLAN service to include Milton and Burlington.

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