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SingTel, iPass strike partnership for enterprise Wi-Fi in Asia

November 7, 2012 By Mike Robuck

Singapore Telecommunications Limited (SingTel) has formed a partnership with iPass to offer Wi-Fi roaming services for enterprise customers in Singapore and Asia.

SingTel will provide iPass Open Mobile to enterprises to enable their customers to be connected to a commercial Wi-Fi hotspot network that features more than 1 million access points worldwide.

“SingTel is leading and shaping the digital communications space in the Asia-Pacific region. Our partnership with SingTel validates the value of iPass Open Mobile for managing the mobility needs of enterprises worldwide,” said Christophe Culine, senior vice president and general manager of iPass Enterprise. “The iPass Open Mobile helps mobile operators meet the evolving demands of their customers by offering a complementary Wi-Fi data roaming service that advances new revenue streams for the growing numbers of smartphone and tablet Wi-Fi devices.”

Redwood Shores, Calif.-based iPass has commercial-grade Wi-Fi hotspots deployed across 111 countries and territories.

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