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Hurricane Electric Brings Global Network to Jacksonville at GoRack
New location for global Internet backbone will provide Northeast Florida with additional connectivity options for the proliferation of IoT JACKSONVILLE, Fla.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Fremont, Calif.-based Hurricane Electric, the world’s largest IPv6-native Internet backbone, announced today a new point of presence (PoP), at GoRack, a carrier neutral data center located at 421 W. Church St, Jacksonville, Florida. Located in the heart of Jacksonville, GoRack’s carrier neutral facility provides customers with a fully redundant data center that boasts SSAE16 Certification. Additionally, […]
International News Site datacentres.com Recognizes Hurricane Electric’s Point-of-Presence in Miami
While continually growing its international network, Hurricane Electric also maintains an expanding presence within the United States, recently announcing its newest location in Miami, Florida. From the article: Data Centres News Hurricane Electric expands with new PoP at iM Miami Post date: Tuesday, 27 Oct 2015 Fremont, California-based Hurricane Electric, the world’s largest IPv6-native Internet backbone, has announced that it has added a second PoP in Miami at iM Miami’s downtown datacentre. Located at 36 […]
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