United Kingdom·Europe
Internet Computer Bureau Limited
OperatorInternet Computer Bureau Limited
PLMN ID · 23406
Technology
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Record
Updated 2025-04-09
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- Operator
- Internet Computer Bureau Limited
- Country
United Kingdom(GB)
- Region
- Europe
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- Mobile Country Code
- Mobile Network Code
- PLMN ID
- TADIG code
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- Technologies
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- Status
- Live
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About Internet Computer Bureau Limited
Internet Computer Bureau Limited (ICB), operating in the United Kingdom, is a mobile network recognized by its Mobile Country Code (MCC) of 234 and Mobile Network Code (MNC) of 06. As a player within the UK's competitive mobile landscape – alongside major national networks like Vodafone, EE, Virgin Media, and O2 – ICB distinguishes itself by [mention a key differentiator, e.g., niche services, target demographic, specific technology focus – *research needed to complete this*]. While not possessing the same widespread coverage as the larger established providers, ICB caters to [describe their target audience and/or service area, referencing England, Scotland, Wales and/or Northern Ireland as needed, and the scope of services, e.g, IoT], potentially leveraging specific regional partnerships or innovative technologies to deliver tailored communication solutions within Europe. Understanding the MCC (234) and MNC (06) assigned to Internet Computer Bureau Limited is crucial for device configuration, network roaming agreements, and regulatory oversight within the UK and its broader European context. The MNC uniquely identifies ICB and differentiating them from other mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) and major networks operating that use the same MCC 234, serving as a key element in mobile network management and interoperability which is extremely important across Europe. Further research into ICB's specific operational model (e.g., whether they lease infrastructure from another provider or own their own), services offered (e.g., data-centric, voice-only, IoT focused), and geographical footprint within the UK can further illuminate their role within the national and European telecommunications landscape.
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