The technological innovation of France Telecom, the group size of France Telecom

France Télécom (commonly spelled as France Telecom outside France) is France's leading telecommunications company, currently employing more than 220,000 people worldwide, and France Telecom's total revenue in the third quarter of 2005 was approximately 12.2 billion euros (about 14.9 billion US dollars).

France Telecom is a global telecommunications multinational, an integrated all-service telecom operator, its mobile** is the first in France and the United Kingdom, with 63.3 million users in 19 countries around the world, Internet access services in France and second in Europe, with 11 million active users in 10 countries. The total number of users in the world is now 125 million, and the total revenue last year was 47.2 billion euros, with an annual growth rate. There are 50 million fixed users, mainly in France and eight other countries.

France Telecom has a number of business groups, such as Vanuatu (the largest network service provider in France and the second largest in Europe), Orange SA (the largest mobile phone service company in France) and Equant, which is responsible for the commercial services of digital communication networks. At present, France Telecom has announced that it will stop using the two brands "Equant" and "Vanuatu" in 2006, and integrate the two into "Orange", hoping to achieve the integration and unity of the company's image through rebranding.

France Telecom has a number of business groups, such as Vanuatu (the largest network service provider in France and the second largest in Europe), Orange SA (the largest mobile phone service company in France) and Equant, which is responsible for the commercial services of digital communication networks. At present, France Telecom has announced that it will stop using the two brands "Equant" and "Vanuatu" in 2006, and integrate the two into "Orange", hoping to achieve the integration and unity of the company's image through rebranding.

France Telecom was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in Paris. Formerly a branch of the French Post and Communications Agency. Currently, France Telecom is the largest company in France and the sixth largest telecom operator in the world, with one of the world's largest 3G networks under its brand Orange, employing more than 260,000 people.

Telecommunications, mobile communications, optical fiber communications and satellite communications, etc.

France Telecom has a long history of experience not only in the basic areas of telecommunications, but also in the fields of mobile communications, fiber optic communications and satellite communications

France Telecom, which owns the Telecom1 and Telecom2 satellites, is a major player in the international satellite system. In addition, the company holds significant shares in Intelsat, Eutelsat and Inmarsat, all of which provide telecommunications services worldwide.

France Telecom is fully involved in submarine fibre optic cable engineering, from design and investment to installation, operation and maintenance. Through its subsidiary FCR, France Telecom plays a major role in the engineering development of the world's largest fibre optic cable systems, such as SAT2, ARIANE2, TACIDE2 and Sea-ME-WE2. In addition, France Telecom is responsible for the financial management of submarine cable systems in more than 80 countries around the world.

Today, France Telecom continues to invest in projects including Atlantis2, West African Cable Link, Mayal, Americas2, TAT14, Safe and Sea-Me-WE3, which are 40,000 kilometers long and connect 34 countries across Northern and Western Europe.