aQovia design and integrate application services, systems and networks. The underlying principles of our commercial and technical models are ‘cloud-based’ architecture, seeking to enrich the lives of our end-customers by enabling anytime and anywhere access to their personal, home, business, or community oriented services.
In Oct 2009 aQovia established a new Public-Private venture with UK Swindon Borough council and Swindon based businessperson Rikki Hunt, to form Digital City UK. aQovia shall be deploying a municipal Wi-Fi network creating a digital city sustained by cloud based services for citizens and business. Applications such as home health solutions, home energy monitoring, and security services shall be integrated with Internet access and personal devices like the iPhone.
Latest News
16 December 2009: Municipal Wi-Fi network switched on in Highworth, Swindon by Shadow Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government Caroline Spelman. As part of the switch on three lucky local residents won Apple iPod Touch devices supplied by aQovia.
17 November 2009: Swindon Borough Council and aQovia announce public/private partnership to build a municipal Wi-Fi network under the "Signal" brand. The network will be sustained through revenues generated by the sale of cloud services.
See our official press release for more information.