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Co-location space and the network infrastructure design
Computer LeasingA lease is a contract in which a customer (lessee) pays a monthly, quarterly, semi-annual or annual rent to an owner (lessor) ..... Savvis network infrastructure includes one of the largest and most robust virtual private network (VPN) platforms in the world, with over 20,000 fully managed customer end points built on a private and secured global backbone. Tier 1 OC-192 Internet backbone.
BTN's next generation global network is based on industry standard Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) technology. BTN uses carrier grade core and edge routers that are linked together with OC-48/ NxOC-12 SONET connections. With multiple connections to major Network Access Points (NAPs) worldwide ensuring optimal connectivity and congestion avoidance.
Cogent's end-to-end optical network consists of multiple metropolitan IP-over-WDM fiber rings located in Cogent's major markets throughout the United States and Europe. Cogent currently has a presence in over 85 markets throughout North America and Europe. Cogent's network provides each building or data center with up to 5 Gbit/s of dedicated bandwidth. Layer 3 edge routers in each building are connected to Cisco Layer 3 Terabit core routers over two diverse optical paths. These core routers are tied together via an international backbone network consisting of multiple 10 Gbit/s DWDM optical links. With a currently implemented capacity of 80 Gbit/s in the United States and 40 Gbit/s in Europe, Cogent's international IP network is the largest in the world and is scalable to a total capacity of over one Terabit.
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The Level 3 Network today (upgrade completed 2001) operates as one of the world’s newest and most advanced telecommunications platforms.
The network spans 47,000 intercity route miles and delivers services to customers in major markets across the United States and Europe. It serves a substantial number of the world’s largest and most sophisticated communications companies, including inter-exchange carriers, local phone companies, European PTTs, cable operators, ISPs, wireless companies, content providers, and media and entertainment companies.
The Level 3 Network was the first international network in the world built to be continuously upgradeable and fully optimized for Internet Protocol. Because the network was constructed with multiple conduits, Level 3 can deploy new generations of optical fiber and equipment far more quickly and economically than its competitors – a critical capability in an era of rapid technological change.
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