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Dec, 2019 : Whitelabel ITSolutions is Now Peering With DosArrest
📅 - Whitelabel ITSolutions, a leading provider in managed colocation and hosting services, announced this week the expansion of their direct peering relationships.
Whitelabel ITSolutions, the Northern New Jersey data center and managed colocation provider, has expanded their direct peering relationships with Dos Arrest.
In 2007 DOSarrest was created to solve the DDoS problem, at the time there were less than a handful of companies that were focused on cloud based anti DDoS solutions.
Direct peering increases the speed and reliability of the exchange of communication. Whitelabel ITSolutions is taking out the middleman and providing clients with a direct connection to the top organizations in the market place. Routing to content and service providers allows the company to deliver low latency between clients and other service providers.
The decrease in latency time permits Whitelabel ITSolutions to deliver a faster connectivity experience. Connecting customers directly to the top content service providers, while providing the best services at a fraction of the cost to clients.
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