About 5 Trademarks found that are owned by Qosmos

Computer software used for the analysis and management of data flows on electronic communications networks; computer peripheral devices; computer probes comprised of material equipment and software packages, used for the analysis and management of data flows on electronic communications networks, operating in stand-alone mode or in association with a remote computer server holding their configuration and collecting the information gathered by such probes

Providing information on telecommunications services; communications via computer terminals and via fibre-optic network

Computer software used for the configuration of remote computer probes installed on electronic communications networks and the collection of information gathered by these probes; computer peripheral devices; computer servers comprised of material equipment and software packages, used for the configuration of remote computer probes installed on electronic communications networks and the collection of information gathered by these probes

Evaluations, assessments and research in the fields of science and technology provided by engineers; design and development of computers and software; computer consulting

Data processing equipment and computers; computer software designed for use in analyzing application traffic on a local IP network, collecting the data chosen by the user such as the instantaneous or mean rates, volumes of exchanged data, to locate anomalies, to begin the corresponding investigations, to publish reports; computer peripheral devices; audit software and software for data flow management on electronic communication networks

Communications by computer terminals and communications via fiber-optic networks

Communications by computer terminals or via fibre-optic networks

Data processing equipment and computers; software (recorded programs); computer peripheral devices, namely hardware and software for data flow auditing and management on electronic communications networks

Communications by computer terminals or via fibre-optic networks

"Traffic"