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Teligent

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(Teligent, Inc., Herndon, VA, www.teligent.com) A telecommunications company founded in 1996 to provide fixed wireless services for the "last mile." Its SmartWave service used digital microwave technology to transmit voice and data to businesses in more than 40 markets across the country as well as around the world via international partnerships.

Teligent filed for Chapter 11 in 2001 but emerged a year later, reorganized and debt free. In early 2005, First Avenue Networks, Inc., Charlottesville, VA, acquired the company, specifically for its 24 GHz spectrum licenses, fixed wireless broadband operations and radio assets. It changed hands once again in 2006 when Startec Global Communications bought the Teligent group from First Avenue, which itself merged with FiberTower that year. See also Taligent.
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With a stated commitment to revolutionize the communications industry, Teligent recently introduced its integrated package of communications services to America, promising to launch customers into the 21st Century with Teligent's Digital SmartWave technology.
Teligent launches service in first 10 markets by Real Estate Weekly
an international developer of low-cost, web-based enterprise messaging products - today announced an agreement with Teligent AB of Sweden that makes the Gordano Messaging Suite (GMS) the exclusive supplier of Internet messaging for the Teligent platform.
Gordano Messaging Suite Selected for Exclusive Use With Global ... by Business Wire
Under the terms of the Plan, Teligent exits bankruptcy 100% debt free, fully funded and with all of its existing fixed-wireless assets intact, including expansive spectrum licenses in 74 U.
Teligent Completes Its Reorganization -- Company Exits Bankruptcy ... by Business Wire
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