Nippon Telegraph and Telephone - Wikipedia

The Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation commonly known as NTT, is a Japanese telecommunications company headquartered in Tokyo, Japan. NipponTelegraphandTelephone FromWikipedia,thefreeencyclopedia Jumptonavigation Jumptosearch Japanesetelecommunicationcompany NipponTelegraphandTelephoneCorporationNTTHeadquartersNativename日本電信電話株式会社RomanizednameNipponDenshinDenwaKabushiki-gaishaFormerlyNipponTelegraphandTelephonePublicCorporation日本電信電話公社Type1985-Present:PublicKK1952-1985:StatutorycorporationTradedas TYO:9432 Nikkei225component(9432) TOPIXCore30component(9432) Previouslistings: NYSE:NTT LSE:NPN IndustryTelecommunicationsPredecessorJapanesetelecommunicationsnetworkownedbytheMinistryofCommunications/MinistryofTelecommunicationsandadministeredbyAT&TCorporationduringtheOccupationofJapanFoundedAugust 1, 1952 (1952-08-01)(asgovernmentmonopoly)April 1, 1985 (1985-04-01)(PrivateCompany)FounderGovernmentofJapanHeadquartersŌtemachi,Chiyoda,Tokyo,JapanKeypeopleSatoshiMiura(Chairman)JunSawada(PresidentandCEO)ProductsFixedlinetelephoneMobilephoneBroadbandDigitaltelevisionInternettelevisionITandnetworkservicesRevenue¥11.94trillion(2021)[1]Operatingincome¥1.67trillion(2021)[1]Netincome¥1.12trillion(2021)[1]Totalassets¥22.96trillion(2021)[1]Totalequity¥8.20trillion(2021)[1]OwnerGovernmentofJapan(32.6%bylaw)[2]Numberofemployees303,350(2021)[1]SubsidiariesNTTEastNTTWestNTT,Inc.NTTCommunications(inJapan)NTTLtd.(NTTCommunications,DimensionData,NTTSecurityetc)NTTDataNTTDocomoNTTResearchNTTUrbanDevelopmentWebsitegroup.nttglobal.ntt TheNipponTelegraphandTelephoneCorporation(日本電信電話株式会社,NipponDenshinDenwaKabushiki-gaisha),commonlyknownasNTT,isaJapanesetelecommunicationscompanyheadquarteredinTokyo,Japan.Ranked55thinFortuneGlobal500,NTTisthefourthlargesttelecommunicationscompanyintheworldintermsofrevenue,[3]aswellasthefifthlargestpubliclytradedcompanyinJapanafterToyota,MitsubishiCorporation,HondaandJapanPostHoldings,asofSeptember2019.[4] ThecompanyisincorporatedpursuanttotheNTTLaw(LawConcerningNipponTelegraphandTelephoneCorporation,Etc.).[5]ThepurposeofthecompanydefinedbythelawistoownallthesharesissuedbyNipponTelegraphandTelephoneEastCorporation(NTTEast)andNipponTelegraphandTelephoneWestCorporation(NTTWest)andtoensureproperandstableprovisionoftelecommunicationsservicesalloverJapanincludingremoteruralareasbythesecompaniesaswellastoconductresearchrelatingtothetelecommunicationstechnologiesthatwillformthefoundationfortelecommunications. On1July2019,NTTCorporationlaunchedNTTLtd.,an$11billiondefactoholdingcompanybusinessconsistingof28brandsfromacrossNTTSecurity,NTTCommunicationsandDimensionData.[6] WhileNTTislistedontheTokyoStockExchangeandtheOTCMarketsGroup'sPink(andformerlyintheNewYorkStockExchangeunderthetickercode"NTT"andintheLondonStockExchangeunderthetickercode"NPN"),theJapanesegovernmentstillownsroughlyone-thirdofNTT'sshares,regulatedbytheNTTLaw. Contents 1History 1.1Corporatehistorytimeline 2Subsidiaries 2.1Regional 2.2Longdistanceandinternational 2.3Mobile 2.4Data(systemintegration) 2.5Informationsecurity 3R&Dlaboratories 4Sponsorship 5Seealso 6References 7Externallinks History[edit] NTTwasestablishedasagovernment-ownedcorporationin1952 NTTlogobetween1952and1985.AhighlymodifiedversionofthislogoisstillusedbytheGeospatialInformationAuthorityofJapantomarktelecommunicationsstructuresontheirmaps EstablishedasastatemonopolyinAugust1952totakeovertheJapanesetelecommunicationssystemoperatedbyAT&TduringtheOccupationofJapan[citationneeded],NipponTelegraphandTelephonePublicCorporation(日本電信電話公社,NipponDenshinDenwaKōsha,shortenedintoDen-DenKōsha(電電公社))wasprivatizedin1985toencouragecompetitioninthecountry'stelecommarket.In1987,NTTmadethelargeststockofferingtodate,atUS$36.8billion.[7][8] BecauseNTTownsmostofJapan'slastmileinfrastructure(incl.FTTCorFTTB/FTTH),itenjoysoligopolisticcontroloverlandlinesinJapan.InordertoweakenNTT,thecompanywasdividedintoaholdingcompany(NTT)andthreetelecomcompanies(NTTEast,NTTWest,andNTTCommunications)in1999.TheNTTLawregulatingNTTEastandWestrequiresthemtoserveonlyshort-distancecommunicationsandobligatesthemtomaintaintelephoneservicealloverthecountry.Theyarealsoobligatedtoleasetheirunusedopticalfiber(darkfiber)toothercarriersatregulatedrates.NTTCommunicationsisnotregulatedbytheNTTLaw. InJuly2010,NTTandSouthAfricanITcompanyDimensionDataHoldingsannouncedanagreementofacashofferfromNTTforDimensionData'sentireissuedsharecapital,in£2.12bn($3.24bn)deal.[9] Inlate2010,NTT'sJapan-to-UStranspacificnetworkreached400Gbit/s.InAugust2011,itsnetworkcapacitywasexpandedto500Gbit/s.[10] Corporatehistorytimeline[edit] 1952 NipponTelegraphandTelephonePublicCorporationestablished 1979 INSConceptannounced 1985 NipponTelegraphandTelephoneCorporation(NTT)incorporatedasaprivatecompany 1987 NTTlistedontheFirstSectionoftheTokyoStockExchange 1988 NTTDATACorporationstartedoperations 1990 VI&PConceptannounced 1992 NTTMobileCommunicationsNetwork,Inc.(presentlyNTTDOCOMO)startedoperations 1994 BasicConceptfortheComingMultimediaAgeannounced 1995 NTTDATAlistedontheSecondSectionoftheTokyoStockExchange 1996 21stCenturyR&DVisionannounced 1996 NTTDATAlistedontheFirstSectionoftheTokyoStockExchange 1997 DigitizationofcommunicationsnetworkinJapancompleted 1998 GlobalInformationSharingConceptannounced 1998 NTTDOCOMOlistedontheFirstSectionoftheTokyoStockExchange 1999 NTT'soperationsreorganizedintoaholding-companystructure:businessestransferredtothreenewwhollyownedsubsidiaries(NTTEast,NTTWest,andNTTCommunications) 2002 prefecture-basedsubsidiariesofNTTEastandNTTWeststartedoperations 2002 "VisionforaNewOpticalGeneration"announced 2004 NTTUrbanDevelopmentCorporationlistedontheFirstSectionoftheTokyoStockExchange 2004 "NTTGroup'sMedium-TermManagementStrategy"announced 2008announcementofanewMedium-TermManagementStrategy:"RoadtoServiceCreationBusinessGroup" Subsidiaries[edit] NTTGroupconsistsofthefollowingmajorcompanies,dividedintofivesegments.NTTEast,NTTWest,NTTCommunications,NTTDocomo,andNTTDataaremostmajorsubsidiaries.NTTDocomoandNTTDataarelistedonthestockmarkets.NTTUrbanDevelopmentisasubsidiaryinvolvedinrealestate.[11]NTTCommunications'businessoutsideofJapanbecamepartofNTTLtd.on1July2019.[6] Regional[edit] NTTphonebooth NipponTelegraphandTelephoneEastCorporation(NTTEast) NipponTelegraphandTelephoneWestCorporation(NTTWest) Longdistanceandinternational[edit] NTTCommunications NTTMSC VerioInc NTTAmerica NTTEurope HKNet PlalaNetworks Mobile[edit] NTTDocomo Data(systemintegration)[edit] DimensionData(nowpartofNTTLtd.exceptintheMiddleEastandAfricaRegion)[12] e-shelter[13] GyronInternetLtd NTTData NTTComware NTTSoftware NTTAT NTTIT Informationsecurity[edit] NTTSecurity(nowpartofNTTLtd.asofthe1stJuly2019). R&Dlaboratories[edit] ServiceInnovationLaboratoryGroup ServiceEvolutionLaboratories(Yokosuka) MediaIntelligenceLaboratories(Yokosuka) SoftwareInnovationCenter(MusashinoandShibaura) SecurePlatformLaboratories(Musashino) InformationNetworkLaboratoryGroup NetworkTechnologyLaboratories(Musashino) NetworkServiceSystemsLaboratories(Musashino) AccessNetworkServiceSystemsLaboratories(TsukubaandYokoska) EnergyandEnvironmentSystemsLaboratories(Atsugi) ScienceandCoreTechnologyLaboratoryGroup NetworkInnovationLaboratories(Yokoska) MicrosystemIntegrationLaboratories(Atsugi) PhotonicsLaboratories(Atsugi) CommunicationScienceLaboratories(KeihannaandAtsugi) BasicResearchLaboratories(Atsugi) NTTResearch,Inc.(EastPaloAlto,California)[14][15] Physics&Informatics(PHI)Laboratory CryptographyandInformationSecurity(CIS)Laboratory MedicalandHealthInformatics(MEI)Laboratory Sponsorship[edit] OmiyaArdijaandRoassoKumamoto(JapanesefootballclubsformerlyaffiliatedwithNTT) DandelionRacing,SuperFormulateamaffiliatedwithNTTDocomo. ChipGanassiRacingintheIndyCarSeries(affiliatedwithNTTData,driversincludeRyanBriscoe,TonyKanaan,ScottDixon,EdJones,andFelixRosenqvist).In2019,NTTalsobecametitlesponsoroftheseries.[16] NTTProCycling,UCIWorldTeamcyclingteambasedinSouthAfrica. Seealso[edit] Companiesportal Telegraph Telephone Listoftelephoneoperatingcompanies References[edit] ^abcdef"NTTGroupWebsite".NipponTelegraphandTelephoneCorporation.RetrievedMay6,2020. ^"TheJapaneseGovernmentAssetSystemandCurrentConditions"(PDF).MinistryofFinanceJapan.March2019.RetrievedMay27,2019. ^"TheWorld'sLargestPublicCompanies".Forbes.ArchivedfromtheoriginalonApril23,2011.Retrieved2018-09-26. ^"売上高ランキング".Nikkei(inJapanese).Retrieved2020-01-26. ^"Englishtranslationofthe"LawConcerningNipponTelegraphandTelephoneCorporation,Etc.""(PDF). ^abDuckett,Chris."DimensionData,NTTCommunication,andNTTSecuritybundledintoNTTLtd".ZDNet.Retrieved2019-07-10. ^Vartan,VartanigG.(November9,1987)."MarketPlace;BigStockSaleByJapanese".TheNewYorkTimes. ^"U.S.settomake$8billionfrombailingoutCiti".27March2010.Archivedfromtheoriginalon29March2010. ^"NTTbuysSouthAfrica'sDimensionData".BBCNews.July14,2010.RetrievedJuly14,2010. ^SeanBuckley,FierceTelecom."NTT'sJapantoU.S.networkroutereaches500Gbpsmark."Aug3,2011.RetrievedAug4,2011. ^Melby,Caleb(March13,2018)."KushnerConflictCloudHoversOverBrooklynSaleLinkedtoJapan".BloombergNews.Aspokesmanforthesubsidiary,NTTUrbanDevelopment,saidthecompanyknewthedealinvolvedKushnerCos.ThesubsidiarydescribesitselfastherealestatearmofNTT. ^"DimensionDataisnowNTTInc-TechCentral".techcentral.co.za.Retrieved2019-07-10. ^"NTTCommunicationsAcquires86.7%Stakeine-shelter,Germany'stopdata-centeroperator". ^"World-ClassResearchCenterOpensinPaloAlto".Bloomberg.com.2019-07-08.Retrieved2019-11-20. ^"World-ClassResearchCenterOpensinPaloAlto".www.businesswire.com.2019-07-08.Retrieved2019-11-20. ^"IndyCarNamesNTTasIndyCarSeriesTitleSponsor,OfficialTechnologyPartner".SportsVideoGroup.Retrieved2019-01-19. 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