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Potential Network Operators for Netbiter Potential Network Operators for Netbiter HMS Industrial Networks assumes no responsibility for the availability or functionality of these networks. This list is for information purposes only. Algeria Chile ATM Mobilis Entel Telefonía Móvil S.A. Angola China UNITEL S.a.r.l. China Unicom Argentina Republic China Mobile Congo Dem. Rep. AMX Argentina S.A. Vodacom Congo RDC sprl Australia Telstra Corporation Limited Croatia T-Hrvatski Telekom Singtel Optus Proprietary Limited Tele2 Austria Cyprus A1 Telekom Austria Cyprus Telecommunications Authority T-Mobile Austria Bahamas MTN Group The Bahamas Telecommunications Company Ltd (BaTelCo) Czech Rep. Bahrain T-Mobile Czech Republic Viva Bahrain O2 Czech Republic Bangladesh Vodafone Czech Republic GrameenPhone Ltd Denmark Belgium TDC A/S Belgacom Mobile Telia Orange S.A. Telenor Denmark Telenet Hi3G Denmark ApS Belize Dominican Republic Belize Telemedia Limited (BTL) Orange Dominicana Benin Compañía Dominicana de Teléfonos Telecel Benin Egypt Bolivia Etisalat Egypt Entel SA Orange Egypt Botswana Estonia Orange (Botswana) Pty Limited Elisa Eesti Mascom Wireless (Pty) Limited Ethiopia Brazil Ethio Telecom Vivo S.A. Faroe Islands Telecom Italia Mobile Faroese Telecom Claro Finland Burkina Faso TeliaSonera Finland Oyj Onatel DNA Oy Canada Telus Mobility Elisa Oyj Rogers Communications France Altice Bell Mobility Orange S.A. SaskTel Mobility © 2016 HMS Industrial Networks AB scm-1202-018 1.0 2016-10-19 05:24 Potential Network Operators for Netbiter 2 (3) Bouygues Telecom Italy Omea Telecom Vodafone Italia S.p.A. Iliad Telecom Italia S.p.A Euro-Information Telecom SAS Wind Telecomunicazioni S.p.A. French Guiana British Telecom Italia Orange Caraïbe Mobiles Japan DIGICEL Antilles Française Guyane NTT DoCoMo, Inc. Germany SoftBank Corp. Telekom Deutschland GmbH Jordan Vodafone D2 GmbH Petra Jordanian Mobile Telecommunications Company E-Plus Mobilfunk (MobileCom) Telefónica Germany GmbH & Co. oHG Jordan Mobile Telephone Services Ghana Korea S Republic of Vodafone Group KT MTN Group Kuwait Greece Zain Kuwait Vodafone Greece Lebanon Hongkong China MIC 2 CSL Limited Liberia Iceland Cellcom Telecommunications, Inc. Og fjarskipti hf Lithuania Iceland Telecom 0 IP fjarskipti Luxembourg Nova ehf Orange S.A. India Tango SA Gujarat Malaysia Himachal Pradesh Celcom Axiata Berhad Maharashtra & Goa Maxis Mobile Services SDN Berhad Chennai Malta Andhra Pradesh and Telangana Vodafone Malta Mumbai Mauritius Delhi & NCR Emtel Ltd. Bihar Montenegro Maharashtra Telenor Montenegro Karnataka Myanmar (Burma) West Bengal Telenor Myanmar Tamil Nadu Ooredoo Myanmar Kolkata Netherlands Haryana KPN Mobile The Netherlands B.V. Karnataka (Bangalore) Vodafone Libertel B.V. Uttar Pradesh (West) Lycamobile Netherlands Limited Orissa Netherlands Antilles North East Curaçao Telecom N.V. Rajasthan New Caledonia Indonesia OPT New Caledonia PT Indonesian Satellite Corporation Tbk (INDOSAT) New Zealand PT Telekomunikasi Selular Spark New Zealand PT Hutchison CP Telecommunications Nigeria PT XL Axiata Tbk MTN Nigeria Communications Limited Ireland Emerging Markets Telecommunication Services Ltd (Etisalat) Vodafone Ireland Norway Hutchison 3G Ireland limited Israel TeliaSonera Norge AS Cellcom Israel Ltd. Telenor Norge AS Partner Communications Company Ltd. ICE Communication Norge AS © 2016 HMS Industrial Networks AB scm-1202-018 1.0 2016-10-19 05:24 Potential Network Operators for Netbiter 3 (3) Oman Sri Lanka Omani Qatari Telecommunications Company SAOC Mobitel (Pvt) Ltd Pakistan Dialog Axiata PLC Mobilink-PMCL Hutchison Telecommunications Lanka (Pvt) Ltd China Mobile Sweden Panama Telenor Sverige AB América Móvil TeliaSonera Sverige AB Papua New Guinea Tele2 Sverige AB Digicel PNG HI3G Access AB Paraguay Switzerland Telefónica Celular Del Paraguay S.A. (Telecel) Swisscom Ltd Philippines Taiwan Globe Telecom Chunghwa Telecom PLDT via Smart Communications Far EasTone Telecommunications Co Ltd Poland Thailand Polkomtel Sp. z o.o. Advanced Wireless Network Company Ltd. T-Mobile Polska S.A. DTAC Network Company Ltd. Polska Telefonia Komórkowa Centertel Sp. z o.o. Real Future Company Ltd. P4 Sp. z o.o. CAT Telecom Portugal Trinidad and Tobago NOS Comunicações Digicel (Trinidad & Tobago) Limited Telecomunicações Móveis Nacionais TSTT Vodafone Portugal Uganda Romania MTN Uganda Vodafone România Ukraine Russian Federation MTS Ukraine Mobile TeleSystems Kyivstar GSM JSC OJSC Vimpel-Communications United Arab Emirates MegaFon PJSC Emirates Telecom Corp Saudi Arabia Emirates Integrated Telecommunications Company Zain Saudi Arabia United Kingdom Etihad Etisalat Company JT Group Limited Saudi Telecom Company Vodafone Serbia EE Telenor Serbia Telefónica Europe Singapore Manx Telecom Singapore Telecom Hutchison 3G UK Ltd M1 Limited United States Slovenia AT&T Mobility IPKO T-Mobile USA Tušmobil d.o.o. Viet Nam South Africa Viettel Telecom Vodacom Vietnam Telecom Services Company MTN Group Yemen Telkom SA Ltd Spacetel Yemen Spain Zimbabwe Vodafone Spain Telecel Zimbabwe (PVT) Ltd Telefónica Móviles España © 2016 HMS Industrial Networks AB scm-1202-018 1.0 2016-10-19 05:24.
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