Have you ever needed an Internet connection while traveling? Sure, they're available at your hotel for ten or twelve dollars a day, or at the Starbucks down the street for $29.99 per day (with a T-mobile subscription), but all those charges add up quickly, and there are places where that isn't even an option. iPass is the solution to all of these problems.
For a flat rate of $9.99 per month, iPass gets you on the Internet around town, around the country, and around the world without an additional charge.
Internet access via iPass includes:
- Over 78,000 Wi-Fi hotspot and Ethernet hotel broadband locations in over 70 countries, including venues from top-tier providers such as T-Mobile, iBahn, Wayport and AT&T Wi-Fi in the U.S.; T-Mobile, BT Openzone and the Cloud in Europe; Korea Telecom, NTT Japan Telecom and China Telecom in Asia.
- 390 airports, including 76 of the top 100 busiest by passenger volume, and more than 16,000 hotels and conference venues around the world.
- Thousands of dial access points in more than 150 countries including multiple redundant network providers in thousands of cities to protect against single-provider outages.
iPass is ordered through your local Department IT Contact and charged to a Stanford account (PTAEO). For more information about iPass at Stanford, go to:
