Nortel has signed a deal with Telus develop multimedia infrastructure — including IP-TV, which Telus has already rolled out in Calgary and Edmonton. “Telus is working closely with Nortel to create a unique communications and entertainment experience for our customers that we call the Future Friendly Home,” said Ibrahim Gedeon, Telus’ chief technology officer. In a press release, Telus said the IP-TV deployment is the latest investment in an ongoing and significant program that has seen the company invest more than C$1 billion in wireline broadband infrastructure since launching its high speed internet service in 1997.
Nortel Teams up with Telus
Nortel has signed a deal with Telus develop multimedia infrastructure — including IP-TV, which Telus has already rolled out in Calgary and Edmonton. “Telus is working closely with Nortel to create a unique communications and entertainment experience for our customers that we call the Future Friendly Home,” said Ibrahim Gedeon, Telus’ chief technology officer. In a press release, Telus said the IP-TV deployment is the latest investment in an ongoing and significant program that has seen the company invest more than C$1 billion in wireline broadband infrastructure since launching its high speed internet service in 1997.