DAMAMAX, a subsidiary of DAMA Ventures and one of the largest backbone operators in Jordan providing broadband solutions through optical fiber, has signed an agreement with Arabic News Broadcast Television (ANB TV). According to the deal, DAMAMAX will provide ANB TV with high-speed Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) through its fiber optic network. The agreement was […]
DAMAMAX, a subsidiary of DAMA Ventures and one of the largest backbone operators in Jordan providing broadband solutions through optical fiber, has signed an agreement with Arabic News Broadcast Television (ANB TV). According to the deal, DAMAMAX will provide ANB TV with high-speed Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) through its fiber optic network. The agreement was signed by ANB TV Chairman Nizar Awaji and DAMAMAX CEO Eng. Mohammad Monir Ghannam.
DAMAMAX’s DIA service is specifically designed to cater to the needs of companies that require considerable Internet bandwidth. The service provides clients with a number of benefits including uninterrupted connectivity to the Web and an unlimited download quota, allowing businesses to send and receive large amounts of data and conduct high quality video and audio conferences.
Commenting on the agreement, ANB TV Executive Director, Mohamad Adaileh, stated: ” At ANB TV, we continuously seek to adopt state-of-the-art technologies and adhere to the highest standards to provide our viewers, via our offices in London, Beirut and Baghdad, with the latest news and events, whilst maintaining transparency and credibility. We trust that our partnership with DAMAMAX will be a longstanding one and will yield positive results.”
Eng. Ghannam added that the company aims to link satellite stations to live TV and radio broadcasting companies in a fast and efficient manner through its fiber optic network.
We are confident that our services will facilitate ANB TV’s operations and remain committed to offering all our clients high quality around-the-clock customer care services with the help of our expert team of technical engineers.”
