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Turkmentelecom

Turkmentelecom

Turkmen national telecommunications company

Turkmentelecom (Turkmen: Türkmentelekom) is a national telecommunications company in Turkmenistan founded on April 7, 1993. The head office is located in the city of Ashgabat. It has branches in all regions of Turkmenistan.

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Turkmentelecom covers all the main target markets of Information and communications technology services. The company provides telephony services (including ISDN), data networking, Internet access, and telegraph. Turkmentelecom is the only telecom operator in Turkmenistan, providing all telecommunications services, including Internet, cell phones (through operator Altyn Asyr), and email. Turkmentelecom cooperates and collaborates with more than 40 operators in foreign countries, as well as with other communications companies, such as Siemens, Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson, Netash, Italtel, TCI, and Schlumberger.

Services

Corporate email

For organizations, the company provides corporate email hosting services.[1][2]

VPS/VDS servers

Turkmentelecom presently offers a variety of brands and services including dedicated physical and virtual server leasing, colocation services, cloud services.[3]

IPTV

Turkmentelecom offers IPTV service to individuals and legal entities throughout the country.[4]

Wi-Fi

The firm providing Wi-Fi hotspot services in cities throughout Turkmenistan including Ashgabat, Änew, Dashoguz, Mary, Turkmenbashi, Balkanabat.[5]

Turkmentelecom apps

Turkmentelecom launched a bundle of multimedia apps on Google Play and App Store. While the apps are available to download for everyone, a user will require a Turkmen SIM card to use some of them. Notable apps include:

  • Telekom – manage Turkmentelecom account and digital services associated with it[6]
  • E GOV – government services[7]
  • Türkmen Radio – for online Turkmenistan radio streaming
  • Menzil – online and offline map of Turkmenistan[8]

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