Post Tagged with: "Neutral Path Communications"

Mission Critical Publishes on New Minnesota Point of Presence for Hurricane Electric

Mission Critical Publishes on New Minnesota Point of Presence for Hurricane Electric

in Article Placement, Client News

The Minnesota location is a Point of Presence established with Neutral Path Communications at its MSP1 facility in Belle Plaine. From the article: Hurricane Electric And Neutral Path Continue Collaboration New Point of Presence will help satisfy the increasing demand for high-speed global connectivity in the Midwest. November 17, 2016 KEYWORDS colocation services / data centers /point of presence Hurricane Electric has announced that a collaboration with high-capacity communications transport service provider Neutral Path Communications […]

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Hurricane Electric’s Newest PoP in Minnesota Noted on TMCnet

in Article Placement, Client News

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 […]

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MyHostNews Writes of Hurricane Electric’s Continuing Expansion

in Article Placement, Client News

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. […]

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