The integration of private networks and Young Computer Club advances

Two months after the implementation of resolutions 98 and 99 of the Ministry of Communications , referring to the organization and legalization of wireless or wired interconnected communities, executives of MINCOM and the  Young Computer and Electronics Club , reported at a press conference on the progress of integration between private networks and this agency.

As it transpired, more than 400 licenses have been granted   to natural persons and so far 1798 people have registered to the network and assets that can consume the  15 available services .

Julio Pla Feria, Director General of Communications of the Mincom commented in the press conference held at the Central Palace of Computing that “this has been accompanied by a process of capacity building and infrastructure in the Datacenter Engineer network of the Young Computer and Electronics Club , called Tinored. And with the use of infrastructure of other entities to give Wi-Fi access to these networks ”.

The manager also mentioned the channels to request the license, currently they are carried out in person at the territorial addresses of the Technical Budget Unit for Control of the Radioelectric Space (UPTCER) , and online, on the Ministry's website .

Services in the TINORED network:
Backpack
Ludox Video Game Portal
Estanquillo
Social Network Clothesline
Blog platform Reflexes
Ecured
IP Voice Messaging Service (TeamSpeak)
Sports news site Notigol

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