IBM Reduces Dial Access Prices for Internet Services

IBM announced reduced prices for its dial access service to the Internet in the United States, Canada, and Australia, effective as of February 1. This move aims to increase accessibility and convenience for both new and existing customers. The new rates coincide with the launch of IBM Internet Connection for OS/2 and IBM Internet Connection for Windows, designed for professional and corporate users requiring a premier Internet access service. These services are backed by the IBM Global Network, offering 24/7 customer support, convenient one-button registration, and software upgrades.

Key Takeaways:

  • IBM has reduced prices for its dial access service to the Internet in the United States, Canada, and Australia, with new rates effective as of February 1.
  • The new rates are available for both new and existing customers, with 174 local dial access points in 18 countries, and plans to expand service to additional points and countries.
  • The IBM Internet Connection for OS/2 and IBM Internet Connection for Windows are ideal for professional and corporate users, providing a premiere Internet access service.
  • The IBM Global Network offers 24/7 customer support, one-button registration, and software upgrades.
  • The IBM Global Network supports more than 7,000 local area networks, 5,500 interconnected networks, and provides networking services in nearly 100 countries.
  • The network offers a spectrum of services designed to meet customers' networking requirements for data, voice, and video.
  • Additionally, IBM offers managed, dedicated lines; "firewall" security features; "home page" creation; and home page content hosting.

Statistics:

  • 174 local dial access points in 18 countries.
  • More than 7,000 local area networks supported by the IBM Global Network.
  • 5,500 interconnected networks provided by the IBM Global Network.
  • Nearly 100 countries where the IBM Global Network provides networking services.
  • Early 2023 - time period for the announcement release.

Sources:

  • IBM press release dated February 1, [no publication date given]