Canadian Business ranks Canada’s largest publicly traded technology companies that generate the greatest IT value.

It may come as a shock to the average Canadian, but the global IT industry has a carbon footprint as large as the airline industry and it is doubling every four years. That is the bad news; the good news is almost all players in the telecommunications sector are aware of the effect they are having on the planet and are taking steps to dramatically reduce that effect.

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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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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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National broadband service provider TeraGo Networks Inc. has introduced its VLAN service to Cambridge, Kitchener and Waterloo to help meet the growing communication needs of local businesses.

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