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FIWI
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FIWIZentrum für Fisch- und Wildtiermedizin (Schwiez)
FiWiFinder Windows
FiWiCentre for Fish and Wildlife Health (Bern, Switzerland)
FIWIFlorida Institute for Workforce Innovation
FiWifibre and wireless
FIWIFilm Industry Workshops, Inc.
FIWIForte India Welfare Institution


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For reporting and billing purposes Vicnet uses NetFlow to measure eCommunity DSL, fibre and wireless customers' data usage.
Online data usage in Victorian public libraries: an empirical analysis by Feighan, David / Australasian Public Libraries and Information Services
Digifonica is implementing a high availability VoIP based telephone transit network over existing fibre and wireless infrastructures already deployed around the globe.
Moliris Corp., Announces Letter of Intent to Acquire 100% of ... by Business Wire
The company is building and will manage more than 400 fibre and wireless Points of Presence in major cities across Canada by the end of 2001.
Stream Intelligent Networks Corp. - North American First: Robot Lays ... by Business Wire
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