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Global Crossing Snapshot
Born to bridge the seas, Global Crossing surfs the bandwidth wave. The global telecommunications network carrier operates a global system of data networks that reaches about 700 cities in 60 countries. It connects North America and Europe, and links to Asia and Latin America through submarine fiber-cable networks. This fiber stream supports a wide range of services, including voice calling, Internet access, and other data services, for multinational corporations, government agencies, and other telecom service providers. The company operates from offices and facilities throughout Asia, Europe, Latin America, and North America. Global Crossing was acquired in 2011 by rival Level 3 for about $3 billion.
