Japan Telegraph and Telephone Co., Ltd., founded in 1976, is one of the world's top 500 companies and a well-known telecommunications service provider in Japan, specializing in Japan's domestic long-distance and international telecommunications industry
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT) was established in 1976 as a wholly owned subsidiary of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation, Japan's largest telecommunications service provider. The company has grown rapidly thanks to the successful experience of the NTT Institute and its technology transfer of its research results.
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Company (NTT), one of the world's largest telecommunications companies, is reforming its business structure from its conventional fixed-line telephone business to one centered on IP systems, solutions, and new fields.
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT) is Japan's largest telecommunications network operator. In the world's telecommunications industry, its asset size and business income are the first. In the 12 years since NTT's commercialization in 1985, NTT, formerly known as Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Company, has been improving its telecommunications services by strengthening its operations and improving its telecommunications facilities, as well as providing a variety of high-quality services to create a more convenient and efficient information and communication environment for users.
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Co., Ltd. includes Nippon Telegraph and Telephone East Co., Ltd., Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Co., Ltd., Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Communications Co., Ltd., Nippon Telegraph and Telegraph DoCoMo Co., Ltd., etc. It is also an organization that creates comprehensive value and participates in research and development, so that the group company can provide a wide range of information dissemination services. The research covers a wide range of activities, from scientific research to commercialization, including communication networks, service platforms, media processing, and generalized photonic equipment.
Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NTT), the world's largest telecommunications company, has completed a telegraph-style spin-off of the United States, splitting into two parts: local signal and long-distance service companies. But unlike Ma Bell's gang, the two parts are still closely connected. NTT became the holding company for both segments. Regional telecommunications operators NTT East and NTT West have a monopoly on regional telecommunications services. NTT Long-Distance Communications is facing growing competition. NTT is also a leader in the ISP business. NTT DoCoMo is a telecommunications operator that operates mainly mobile phone services, and occupies 63% of the mobile phone business market in Japan. NTT also operates an international investment business through Pacific Rim. NTT holds 46% of the shares by the state.
In 1997, the Japanese government amended the Telecommunications Law to allow NTT Group to expand its business in the international telecommunications market. Under the brand name "Arcstar", the NTT Group continues to launch a number of international value-added businesses.
On December 3, 2004, NTT Communications Co., Ltd. (a large telecommunications operator in the NTT Group engaged in Japan's domestic long-distance and international telecommunications industry) and Beijing Xinwang Internet Technology Co., Ltd. jointly signed a cooperation agreement on "Overseas Virtual Exclusive Hosting Service" in Guangzhou to seize the high-end user market of China's virtual hosting, mainly attacking the telecom value-added market. On December 27, 2004, NTT Mobile announced that it would acquire shares in two holding companies with information services subsidiaries in China for a total of US$8.2 million (including US$4 million in Emcore Technology Inc. and US$4.2 million in Digital MediaGroup Co.) to provide wireless telecommunications services to the rapidly growing China.
