Mushroom Networks Announces Partnership with Atcomtel Communications

By Deepika Mala
TMCnet Contributor

Mushroom Networks (News - Alert), Inc. recently signed a partnership agreement with Canadian value added reseller Atcomtel Communications Inc.

With this partnership, Mushroom Networks will be able to extend the reach of its patent-pending Broadband Bonding technology, which supports the combination of multiple Internet access lines that come via a DSL modem, cable modem, T1, MPLS, satellite modem or other broadband connection or 3G/4G cellular data cards.

On the other hand, Atcomtel, which specializes in broadband and data connectivity, will now be able to provide reliable, scalable and affordable high-speed connectivity to its customers in the Hotel, Apartment, Healthcare and Education markets.

Atcomtel’s customers will also benefit from Mushroom Networks' suite of Truffle WAN virtualization solutions that leverage Broadband Bonding. Truffle offers a cost effective way to boost Internet performance and hosted PBX (News - Alert) services that further gives more effective management of bandwidth.

"Mushroom Networks' Truffle appliances let our customers—hoteliers, property and apartment managers, learning and education institutions—expand their Internet services as their subscriber base grows. They won't have to lock in high-end Internet access lines at high fees; instead, they can add broadband lines only when needed," said Tom Taylor, CEO of Atcomtel, in a press statement.

Officials said that as per the reseller agreement, Atcomtel will also resell Mushroom Networks' Streamer 3G/4G bonding solution.

"We look forward to this partnership with Atcomtel to deliver Broadband Bonding's innovation to clients in Canada," said Cahit Akin, CEO of Mushroom Networks. "Not only does Mushroom Networks' Broadband Bonding technology provide high-speed and redundant connectivity using readily available, low-cost broadband connections, Internet traffic management and Quality of Service provisions can be done intelligently, based on user level or traffic type."

In April this year, TMCnet reported that Select Telecom has been chosen as the official reseller of Mushroom Networks, Inc. products.

Edited by Ryan Sartor