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Companies implementing Backhaul

Backhaul denotes the intermediate network links that connect a core or backbone network to smaller subnetworks at the edge, facilitating data transport between central and peripheral network segments.

4,313

companies

List of companies that implement Backhaul

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  • US Foods logo
    United StatesEmployees28kRevenue$35BFood and Beverage Services
    BackhaulHigh confidence
  • McLane Company, Inc. logo
    United StatesEmployees10kTruck Transportation
    BackhaulHigh confidence
  • Performance Foodservice logo
    United StatesEmployees10kRevenue$17BFood and Beverage Services
    BackhaulHigh confidence
  • Sysco logo
    United StatesEmployees69kRevenue$76BFood and Beverage Services
    BackhaulHigh confidence
  • Motorola Solutions logo
    United KingdomEmployees29kRevenue$8.2BSoftware Development
    BackhaulHigh confidence
  • SpaceX logo
    United StatesEmployees21kRevenue$3.3BAviation and Aerospace Component Manufacturing
    BackhaulHigh confidence
  • Centerline logo
    United StatesEmployees1kRevenue$33MTelecommunications
    BackhaulHigh confidence
  • Nokia logo
    FinlandEmployees100kRevenue$25BTelecommunications
    BackhaulHigh confidence
  • Vodafone logo
    United KingdomEmployees156kRevenue$60BTelecommunications
    BackhaulHigh confidence
  • Amazon logo
    United StatesEmployees761kSoftware Development
    BackhaulHigh confidence

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