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SWITZERLAND 4.56 0.2 – 0.8
FRANCE 38.60 1.9 – 6.7
GERMANY 27.02 1.3 – 4.7
U. K. 26.14 1.3 – 4.5
U.S.A 244.11 11.9 – 42.5
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Global-WAN (1) wirelessly provides telecoms &
energy, (2) without any infrastructure - so with
much lower latencies, costs, and exposure to risks,
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and GHG emissions/pollution.
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In 2014, the Swiss EPFL Microelectronic Systems Laboratory has
conducted a 30-page study (costs/delays) of Global-WAN chips (these
microchips serve as Global-WAN modems & antennas).
Under NDAs, TWD got manufacturing contracts from the two largest
world foundries, and integration contracts of the chips from a major
IoT manufacturer (supplying Apple Inc):
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Subscribers 5m 30m 90m 180m 288m
Growth Rate 5,000% 600% 300% 200% 160%
Revenues EUR 180m EUR 1bn EUR 3bn EUR 6bn EUR 10bn
EBITDA EUR 59m EUR 360m EUR 1.5bn EUR 2.3bn EUR 3.6bn
EBIT EUR 57m EUR 354m EUR 1.2bn EUR 2.1bn EUR 3.5bn
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Subscribers 5m 30m 90m 180m 288m
Growth Rate 5,000% 600% 300% 200% 160%
Revenues EUR 180m EUR 1bn EUR 3bn EUR 6bn EUR 10bn
EBITDA EUR 59m EUR 360m EUR 1.5bn EUR 2.3bn EUR 3.6bn
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Company
Background
In 1998 TWD created Remote-Anything (RA), deployed 280m licenses
in 138 countries until 2004 – from governments, banks, insurers, R&D
centers and universities, to nuclear plants.
In 2005, facing unfair competitors TWD started
Global-WAN, registered the brand in 2006,
and has found “unconditional” security
(“unbreakable” in academic jargon) in 2007.
Global-WAN as software is online since 2010.
TWD's MISSION: allow people, organizations,
and machines to safely operate, communicate
and trade without unwanted interferences.
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TWD Industries AG
TWD Industries AG
Paradiesli 17
CH-8842 Unteriberg SZ
Switzerland
http://twd.ag/
About TWD Industries
Founded in 1998 by Pierre Gauthier, TWD Industries is a privately held company. Commercial Register history:
USA: “TWD Industries LLC” on 23/04/1998 (closed), France: "TWD Industries SAS" on 18/02/2002 (closed),
Switzerland: "TWD Industries AG" since 15/01/2009 (active), owned at 100% by TWD Holding AG (active), which
itself belongs at 100% to Pierre Gauthier.
Global-WAN protects digital assets with fully-compliant governments-audited cryptanalytically unbreakable
technology (safe against unlimited computing power as no algebraic structures can be exploited to reconstruct the
encryption algorithm, secret key, or plaintext). The Global-WAN platform leverages offers of enterprise, Cloud, IoT,
networking, digital media and financial services in global strategic markets.
TWD lets partners and users form dynamic ecosystems where duly accredited strangers can safely trust each-
other. Establishing widespread trust enables organizations to secure their infrastructure, raise the value of their
offers and safely market their digital assets.
