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Hyakunin-cho Shinjuku-kuTokyo,<br>
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169-0073 Japan.
169-0073 Japan.
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Revision as of 05:06, 13 May 2011

File:Solis.jpg
Type: Privately Held
Industry: Registry
Founded: 2001
Founder(s): Darshaun Nadeau
Headquarters: 4F Asahi Bldg.1-22-24

Hyakunin-cho Shinjuku-ku Tokyo,
169-0073 Japan.

Country: Japan
Employees: 11-50
Website: Japan Registry
Key People
Darshaun Nadeau, President

Steve Karnas, Chief Operating Officer,
Representative Director

Solis (Japan Registry) is leading ICANN accredited Japanese registrar for .jp and .co.jp domain names. It was awarded full registrar accredidation by ICANN back in 2004 and because of that it is fully certified to sell gTLDs which include .net, .com and .org.[1]

Solis distributes domain names to Internet service providers, hosting companies, and corporations in Japan, as well as .jp and .co.jp domains other ICANN accredited registrars around the world who resell them to their customers.[2]

Services

Solis provides variety of products including SSL certificates, Search Engine Optimization Software, URL forwarding and DNS services in addition to a variety of domain extensions.[3] Solis supports a good number of gTLDs which inlude .aero .asia .biz .cat .com .coop .info .jobs .mobi .museum .name .net .org .pro .tel .travel [4]

GMO

Solis was acquired by GMO Internet, Inc in July, 2005. GMO is Japan's leading online infrastructure providing company. It provides web hosting to online security to credit card payment processes and much more to its customers.[5]

Partnerships

Solis has partnershiped with Tucows and NIFTY corporations. Tucows is the largest wholesale ICANN accredited registrar in the world. NIFTY corporation is the largest Internet Service Provider in Japan.[6][7]

References