Telecom Ramblings’ column “Network Bytes” regularly reviews important telecom industry updates. Today’s release features Hurricane Electric for its Canadian Point of Presence in Moncton, New Brunswick with Fiber Centre. From the article: Network Bytes: Hibernia, AMS-IX, Hurricane Electric November 21st, 2016 by Rob Powell · Leave a Comment A short week in the US is on tap, but plenty is going on internationally anyway. Here are a few quick takes for the start of the […]
Hurricane Electric announced, several months ago, that its Internet backbone now circles the earth. The company has only continued to grow over the past several months. From the article: Data Centres News Hurricane Electric’s Internet Backbone now circles the Earth Post date: Thursday, 18 Dec 2014 Hurricane Electric, the world’s largest IPv6-native Internet backbone and a colocation provider, has announced that its global Internet backbone now circumnavigates the globe, enabling lower latency and increased performance […]
Hurricane Electric, which operates a global IPv4 and IPv6 network and claims that its IPv6 network is the world’s largest, has added more Equinix data centers in Europe and Asia to its network. With recently established Points of Presence at Equinix facilities in Munich, Frankfurt and Hong Kong, Hurricane Electric’s network now spans 17 of the Redwood City, California-based colocation provider’s facilities. As more and more devices get connected to the Internet and the pool of IPv4 […]
