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The San Mateo Regional Network, Inc. provides specialized telecommunications services for government and business in Northern California. We are a facilities-based provider of Internet transit and related services.
SMRN's network is widely used in demanding markets that include government and non-traditional telecommunications companies. Law enforcement agencies, fire departments and medical service providers rely on SMRN for mission critical services. SMRN provides IP network and managed services tailored to solve key IT business issues for its customers, including business continuity, disaster recovery, and security.
SMRN Headquarters
1160 Industrial Rd. Bldg 15
San Carlos, CA 94070
USA
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