On Wednesday, June 26, 2013, Hurricane Electric hosted their second carrier networking event, “Mobile Rapid Prototyping in the Cloud,” in Fremont, CA at their Fremont 2 Facility. The event was co-sponsored by Silicon Valley Web Builder. From 6 to 8 PM, over 100 guests were in attendance and were able to meet carriers that have networks in Hurricane’s Fremont facilities including Comcast. In addition, server equipment manufacturers including Lopoco had tables to show their […]
Owen DeLong lent his expertise and knowledge to The WHIR’s guest writer spot titled Industry Perspectives. His piece, called “Technological and Ecological Change: Five Stages of Reaction,” explores the integration and acceptance of climate change and IPv6. From the article: Humans are creatures of habit. That people often avoid change – even when doing so is detrimental – is evident in our response to two very different situations facing us today. The first is the […]
On Wednesday, June 26, 2013, Hurricane Electric will be hosting a carrier networking event, “Mobile Rapid Prototyping in the Cloud,” in Fremont, CA at their Fremont 2 Facility. Hurricane Electric, the world’s largest IPv6-native Internet backbone and leading colocation provider, looks forward to welcoming a variety of clients and colleagues at their networking event later this month. The second event this year, this June event is again co-sponsored by Silicon Valley Web Builder. The event […]
Most recently expanded into Minnesota, Hurricane Electric’s Point of Presence was featured by TMCnet. From the article: Reid Fishler, Hurricane Electric’s director of carrier services, stated, “We are excited to reach customers in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin and elsewhere in the Midwest via our partnership with Neutral Path Communications and our Rochester PoP. Access to Neutral Path’s diverse communication routes through Minneapolis and Kansas City will allow us to provide improved fault tolerance, load balancing and […]
While discussing IP traffic from mobile devices, a piece recently published by The WHIR noted Hurricane Electric’s position as the first internet backbone provider and their IPv6 network capabilities. From the article: Business IP traffic – which includes Internet, backup, VoIP, etc. – will nearly triple between 2012 and 2017. Last year, business IP traffic represented 20 percent of monthly total global IP traffic. Video will account for 58 percent of all business Internet traffic […]
New PoP will connect Neutral Path’s customers with Hurricane Electric’s global IP network ROCHESTER, Minn.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Hurricane Electric, the world’s largest IPv6-native Internet backbone announced today that it has established a Point-of-Presence (PoP) atNeutral Path Communications, a carrier-neutral wholesale broadband transport company in Rochester, Minnesota. The new PoP will provide reliable and cost-effective connectivity between Neutral Path’s Upper Midwest clients and Hurricane Electric’s vast IPv4 and IPv6 networks. “Hurricane Electric’s connectivity services and solutions are the […]
Hurricane Electric’s newest PoP, in Rochester, MN, was recently featured in a piece by MyHostNews. From the article: Web Hosting News – Rochester, Minn. – Hurricane Electric, the world’s largest IPv6-native Internet backbone announced today that it has established a Point-of-Presence (PoP) at Neutral Path Communications, a carrier-neutral wholesale broadband transport company in Rochester, Minnesota. The new PoP will provide reliable and cost-effective connectivity between Neutral Path’s Upper Midwest clients and Hurricane Electric’s vast IPv4 and IPv6 networks. […]
From the article: IPv6-native internet backbone, Hurricane Electric has announced it has it has established a Point-to-Point (PoP) at Neutral Path Communications, a carrier-neutral wholesale broadband transport company in Rochester, Minnesota. Read the full article at Telecompaper.
Hurricane Electric was recently featured in a TMCnet article about its recent PoP at Cologix’s Datacenter. From the article: Hurricane Electric (News – Alert) has set up a point-of-presence or PoP at Cologix’s INFOMART data centre located in Dallas. The Standard Connections offering from Cologix will be advantageously used by the latest PoP, thereby allowing Hurricane Electric to extend its international network and will now be able to address the requirements from the latest set of network clients situated in Dallas, […]
In a piece on Hurricane Electric’s recent expansion, Telecompaper discusses the benefits of placing this PoP. From the article: IPv6-native internet backbone and colocation provider Hurricane Electric has established a point-of-presence (PoP) at network neutral interconnection and colocation company Cologix’s Dallas Infomart data centre. The new PoP, using Cologix’s Standard Connections product, will enable Hurricane Electric to expand its global network reach to access demand from a new set of network customers in Dallas. Read […]
