We've seen an explosion over the last few years of content hungry sites centered on newer technologies such as interactive video, gaming, Ethernet services, 3G/4G/WiMax, increased workforce mobility, streaming media, and cloud based applications. Broadband users are demanding quick and seamless access to the content, services and cool new applications. As the demand for content and services increases so does the need for innovative strategies in IP architecture.
Let's face it - the Internet wasn't originally designed to carry this type of traffic.
In order to drive the high performance necessary to support these services, Internet providers will have to change they way they address their peering and overall network architectures. A different architecture is needed to ensure reliability and speed as traffic shifts between content providers, Software as a Service providers, along with other media rich applications and broadband users at work or home.
PacketExchange's innovative Donut Peering model ensures that Internet traffic is routed efficiently – minimizing packet loss and latency – delivering traffic quickly to the edge. By building a “Donut” around the core of the Internet, PacketExchange connects directly to hundreds of providers around the world reaching over 100 countries. This model ensures IP traffic takes the shortest and most-stable path every time – enhancing the user’s experience.
With PacketExchange the cool new content and applications that everyone wants to see are always available and load quickly and seamlessly.
To learn more about PacketExchange's Donut Peering Model, Click Here or you can also contact: enquiries@packetexchange.net | U.S. Phone: +1 888 446 9462 | U.K. Phone: +44 20 7377 4130
