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The Bangladesh Computer Council has signed a contract with Summit Communications Ltd and Fiber at Home Ltd, under the public private partnership (PPP), to ensure high-speed internet service round the clock across 2,600 unions in the country. Under the agreement, Summit Communications will conduct operation, maintenance, repair, upgradation, replacement and revenue sharing of

SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield Board of Trustees approved legislation March 23 authorizing the transition of the Springfield Police and Fire departments from Southwest Summit Communications to the South Summit Council of Governments Dispatch Center. Springfield Police Chief Jack Simone said the departments were scheduled to transition to the South Summit Dispatch Center March 28. He

Summit Communications and Fiber@Home will do the job

The government has awarded Summit Communications and Fiber@Home the task of providing high-speed internet connections in 2,600 unions across Bangladesh.

Md Arif Al Islam, managing director of Summit Communications, has recently been elected global council member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA). 

Bangladesh needs to generate more accounting professionals to meet the growing demand for qualified accountants in a bid to facilitate the faster growth of the economy, said a noted chartered certified accountant.

When one talks about Summit Group, it should come as no surprise that the conglomerate has solidified its position in Bangladesh’s power industry while its chairman, Muhammed Aziz Khan, has been listed by Forbes as one of the richest men in Singapore.

The cost of Bangladesh’s third submarine cable project is set to increase by 52.23 per cent as double the bandwidth capacity is being availed while dollar prices are soaring. 

Currently, Bangladesh Submarine Cable Company operates two submarine cable landing stations with a capacity of 1,900 gigabits per second

The government has issued three submarine cable licenses to Summit Communications, CdNet Communications and Metacore Subcom Ltd. Last bastion of state-owned monopoly in telecoms will fall once the private cables emerge from the Bay of Bengal.