Boingo Wireless has expanded its relationship
with NTT Docomo, one of Japan’s premier mobile communications
companies and the second largest mobile operator in Asia.
The agreement will give NTT Docomo access to
Boingo’s global network of more than 600,000 hotspots, including
hundreds of airports, thousands of hotels and restaurants, and
myriad metropolitan hotzones worldwide.
“Our partnership with NTT Docomo is a testament to the strength of
our global Wi-Fi network and its ability to provide an offload
solution for one of the largest mobile carriers in the Asia
Pacific region,” said Allen Pan, director of Asia Pacific for Boingo Wireless. “As the cost of global data roaming has become an
increasing pain point for carriers, our turnkey global Wi-Fi
platform will give them a remedy to ease that pain for customers,
as well.”
Through a separate agreement with NTT Docomo,
Boingo customers and partners can now access NTT Docomo’s more than 55,000 hotspots throughout Japan, in locations such as
airport lounges, hotels, shopping centers, restaurants and cafes,
and transit stations. The NTT Docomo hotspot network will also be
available to Boingo’s other platform service partners.
The
addition of the NTT Docomo locations increases Boingo’s Wi-Fi
footprint in Japan to more than 60,000 hotspots.
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