Neterra supports Bulgarian educational institutions

Neterra supported Bulgarian educational institutions - PRWire

Neterra supports Bulgarian educational institutions

The company donates servers for educational purposes to three educational institutions

The global provider of connectivity and telecom services Neterra supported the High College of Telecommunications and Posts, Sofia, Technical University of Gabrovo and National Vocational School of Computer Tehcnologies and Systems, Pravets by providing them with three servers each, completely free of charge.

Last month, representatives of the three educational institutions visited Neterra in our new and modern data center – Sofia Data Center. In addition to a pleasant meeting and a tour at the data center, we also had the opportunity to talk about future partnerships and projects, and internship programs.

Neterra traditionally supports causes related to science, programming, education and talent development. Part of our values is being responsible and caring. It is a pleasure for us to support educational institutions and we will continue to do it.

Our dream is to be a driving force in making the world a more connected place. This cannot be done without qualified specialists and that is why we are investing in education and in the future!

About Neterra

Neterra is a global connectivity and telecom solution provider, trusted by some of the world’s largest companies, as well as small and medium-sized businesses. The company has been providing international connectivity, network management services, and security for almost 30 years across its network of over 200 locations in more than 65 countries. Neterra delivers a range of fast, reliable, and secure Internet access and connectivity services. It offers IT services, servers for rent, a flexible cloud platform, DDoS protection, and a platform for GPS tracking and reporting toll fees. Neterra owns and operates four data centers and represents NetIX, the Global Internet Exchange Platform, all with expert 24*7 support.

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