T-Systems is linking together 10,000 locations for wireless computer access and aims to connect half of the world's public hotspots to a seamless network.
The company in February began to connect wireless LAN (WLAN) hotspots – found in coffee bars, airports and hotels – from different providers across all continents.
Its roaming service has been set up for business travelers who want fast wireless access to the Internet on their laptop computers, but who do not want to sign up and pay separately every time they log on.
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