It has been revealed that by June of 2011, the great country of China boasted over 485 million Internet users. With an exorbitant amount of Chinese Web users who are equal to the total population of the U.S., the U.K., Canada and Germany combined, the country’s Internet population shows no sign of slowing down any time soon. Recent estimates even predict that the amount of users will reach nearly 718 million by 2013, which is around 52.7 percent of the overall population.

To meet the increasing demands from these Internet fanatics, back in 2000, China Telecom created its first overseas POP in Los Angeles and has been forced to continue to grow its international Internet bandwidth as the years progressed. At the end of last year, the China-USA international Internet bandwidth came in at 450G, which is over 100 times of that for the last decade.

In order to further educate users about recent developments within China and the global Internet market, as well as the China Access and Global Transit Internet product offered by CTA, the company will be sponsoring a webinar that closely analyzes the many advantages users can see when leveraging this product. Taking place on Wednesday, February 29, 2012 from 2:00 p.m. EST/ 11:00 a.m. PST, some topics to be discussed include client success stories that pertain to utilizing China Telecom’s (News - Alert) global Internet infrastructure, IPv6 technology and what “e-surfing” really means.

Internet content providers, Internet service providers, content delivery network service providers , cloud computing service providers, or any enterprise or consumer that lacks Internet access should attend this not-to-miss event to gain all the invaluable information required to select the best Internet connection possible.

The webinar is led by Chi (Andy) Zhang, who is the lead of product for China Telecom Americas Corporation; he brings to the table over 15 years of professional experience in the telecom and IT industry. Before joining the China Telecom team in the U.S.in 2003, Zhang worked in Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications (MPT) and Ministry of Information Industry (MII) in China.

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