ZDNet recently interviewed Owen DeLong, Hurricane Electric’s Director of Professional Services and IPv6 Evangelist, for his take on ARIN (The American Registry of Internet Number)’s announcement that North America has reached Phase 4 as it runs out of IPv4 addresses. From the article: North America is down to its last IPv4 addresses Summary: ARIN, which oversees the Internet addresses for Canada, the United States, and much of the Caribbean, is down to its last few IPv4 […]
Hurricane Electric was recently featured on the Data Center Post for their placement on Renesys Baker’s Dozen of the top Internet companies in the world. From the article: Hurricane Electric, the world’s largest IPv6-native Internet backbone and a leading colocation provider, today recently announced that Renesys, the authority in global Internet intelligence has named Hurricane Electric to itsBaker’s Dozen list of top Internet providers of 2013. According to the January 9, 2014 report, Hurricane Electric’s addition to the list […]
You’re invited to the HURRICANE ELECTRIC Carrier Networking Event Internet of Things – Hardware-based Innovation Wednesday : 03.26.2014 : 6:00 pm Hurricane Electric’s Fremont 2 Facility 42833 Warm Springs Blvd. Fremont, CA 94539 RSVP: caroline.haley@milldampr.com Featuring: Lior Susan Program Director of Lab IX accelerator program at Flextronics Anita Ganti VP of Global Technology, Products and Marketing in Product Innovation Center at Flextronics Agenda: 6:00pm Open Bar, Cocktail Hour & Dinner, Table Exhibits 7:30pm Session I Lior […]
Data Center Dynamics writes “Says service demand in Asia Pacific is expanding rapidly” on Hurricane Electric’s newest Internet Exchange. From the article: Hurricane Electric has connected its global internet backbone to the BBIX Internet Exchange in Tokyo, expanding its presence in Asia Pacific. The Fremont, California-based data center and network connectivity provider has its own global IPv4 and IPv6 network. The company said its new exchange point in Tokyo will give BBIX users lower latency […]
Hurricane Electric recently connected to the BBIX Internet Exchange in Tokyo, expanding their network further in the Asian market. From the article: Hurricane Electric has expanded its presence in the Asia-Pacific market with a connection into the BBIX internet exchange in Tokyo, Japan. Hurricane’s presence at BBIX is expected to provide customers of the exchange with reduced latency, improved fault tolerance and access to the co-location provider’s IPv4 and IPv6 network. “Over the last year, […]
Hurricane Electric recently established a new connection at the BBIX Internet Exchange in Tokyo, as TelecomPaper reports. From the article: IPv6-native internet backbone and collocation provider, Hurricane Electic has connected to the BBIX Internet Exchange in Tokyo. The new exchange point will provide BBIX customers with reduced latency, improved fault tolerance and access to Hurricane Electric’s IPv4 and IPv6 network through 100BaseT, 1GigE, 10Gbps and 100GE service. Additionally, BBIX customers will also have the opportunity […]
TechZone, a feature section of TMCnet, recently featured Hurrican’s Owen DeLong for his piece on the implications of IPv6 for business. From the article: Most readers are probably already aware that the Internet as we have known it for the last 20 years is running out of addresses. For those that haven’t been paying attention to the details, the Asia Pacific region effectively ran out in 2Q 2011, Europe effectively ran out in 3Q 2012, […]
Hurricane Electric was recently featured for their influence on Internet transit providers by Seeking Alpha. From the article: There are a lot of transit providers in the market, but many get confused as some companies just sell transit, while others sell a wider portfolio of products. For example, one of Cogent’s (CCOI) core products is selling transit, while others like Level 3 (LVLT) sell transit, but also VPN, CDN, WAN optimization and a host of […]
Global Internet backbone featured among the leading 13 global Internet providers of 2013 February 21, 2014 08:30 AM Eastern Standard Time FREMONT, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Hurricane Electric, the world’s largest IPv6-native Internet backbone and a leading colocation provider, today announced that Renesys, the authority in global Internet intelligence has named Hurricane Electric to its Baker’s Dozen list of top Internet providers of 2013. “This recognition reflects the hard work of Hurricane Electric’s team and our commitment to provide as much Internet service […]
The optics communications publication recently featured Hurricane Electric for their continuing committement to European networks. From the article: BICS, a subsidiary of Belgacom, says it has signed an agreement with Hurricane Electric for the U.S-based carrier to use BICS’s Pan European Network (PEN) 2.0 fiber-optic network to connect major European cities. BICS says its 100 Gigabit Ethernet (100GbE) enabled network will enable Hurricane Electric to meet growing bandwidth requirements while keeping operating expenses down. Fremont, CA-based Hurricane Electric operates […]
