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ICOA Inc. Obtained by Google for $400 Million

ICOA, Inc. is a nationwide company of wi-fi and wired great speed online Internet systems in high-traffic community places.

ICOA Has Been Obtained by Google for $400 Million Warwick, RI (PRWEB) Nov 26, 2012

Google has declared its acquisition of ICOA Inc. A company of Wi-Fi to great visitors community places. ICOA is a leading vertically integrated, neutral-host great speed online wi-fi Internet mobile phone network company. Their suite of services and alternatives power the unique requirements of high-traffic community places such as air-ports, marinas, dining places and more, while also providing back-office alternatives for hotspot operators and wi-fi companies. Google looks to further diversify it's already impressive portfolio of companies.
ICOA, Inc. is a nationwide company of wi-fi and wired great speed online Internet systems in high-traffic community places. ICOA provides design, installation, operation, maintenance and management of WI-FI hot-spot and hot-zone Internet accessibility. Based in Warwick, Rhode Island,

ICOA owns or operates great speed online accessibility installations in high-traffic places across 40 states, located in air-ports, quick-service dining places, hotels and motels, travel plazas, marinas etc. ICOA systems are compatible with widely-used 802.11x technology and with virtually all Isps. Further information is at http://www.icoacorp.com.
Source : PRWEB
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