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CoreSite Adds DE-CIX New York to Its Open Cloud Exchange Platform
📅 - Data center colocation and interconnection solutions provider, CoreSite, has added Internet Exchange DE-CIX New York to its SDN-based Open Cloud Exchange platform.
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