Apr, 2009 : WiredTree Upgrades Network Infrastructure
📅 - Company adds three new IP transit providers and new network hardware to its existing infrastructure.
WiredTree, a provider of Managed Dedicated, Managed Hybrid and Virtual Private Server (VPS) hosting solutions, today announced that it has completed strategic upgrades to its network infrastructure, including the addition of three new IP transit providers and new network hardware.
The company states that its network infrastructure now features gigabit ports on routers, switches, and dedicated servers. It adds that Managed Dedicated Server customers also now benefit from 1000Mbps port upgrades to its public network.
The company explains that it has also added connectivity to three new backbone providers for IP transit, including Sprint, NTT, and Level(3). Alongside existing providers Savvis and Cogent, the new connectivity will boost transit speeds and offer reduced latency to the Asia-Pacific region, Europe, and the Middle East. In addition, the three new providers increase domestic redundancy and boost overall network throughput.
''Our engineers began the planning process for these infrastructure upgrades in June 2008, and we have spent the last six months testing and deploying the upgrades in our facility,'' said Zac Cogswell, WiredTree President. ''All WiredTree customers will benefit from improved performance, reduced pricing, and greater overall scalability in meeting their global data transit needs. This is an important milestone for our company.''
WiredTree, a provider of Managed Dedicated, Managed Hybrid and Virtual Private Server (VPS) hosting solutions, today announced that it has completed strategic upgrades to its network infrastructure, including the addition of three new IP transit providers and new network hardware.
The company states that its network infrastructure now features gigabit ports on routers, switches, and dedicated servers. It adds that Managed Dedicated Server customers also now benefit from 1000Mbps port upgrades to its public network.
The company explains that it has also added connectivity to three new backbone providers for IP transit, including Sprint, NTT, and Level(3). Alongside existing providers Savvis and Cogent, the new connectivity will boost transit speeds and offer reduced latency to the Asia-Pacific region, Europe, and the Middle East. In addition, the three new providers increase domestic redundancy and boost overall network throughput.
''Our engineers began the planning process for these infrastructure upgrades in June 2008, and we have spent the last six months testing and deploying the upgrades in our facility,'' said Zac Cogswell, WiredTree President. ''All WiredTree customers will benefit from improved performance, reduced pricing, and greater overall scalability in meeting their global data transit needs. This is an important milestone for our company.''
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