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Taqua
Taqua manufactures and supplies switching systems and applications that include packet interface cards and broadband interface cards
About Taqua
Founded in 1998, Taqua specializes in developing next-generation telecommunications systems and applications. The company has become a key supplier of products and services that facilitate a seamless user experience as carriers transition to VoIP, IMS, WiFi, and 4G/LTE technologies. Taqua serves hundreds of carriers, helping them cost-effectively deliver a wide range of revenue-generating broadband and mobile applications across various communication devices. The business operates in the telecommunications market, focusing on providing solutions that enhance connectivity and user experience. Taqua generates revenue by offering its products and services to carriers, enabling them to upgrade their infrastructure and deliver advanced communication capabilities to their customers.
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- Founded
- 1998
- Headquarters
- Richardson, United States
- Sector
- Hard Tech
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Columbia Capital
CRV
Bessemer Venture Partners- CVCourt Square Ventures
RRE Ventures
New Amsterdam Growth Capital
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