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On H.323 you can directly connect into our softswitch or gateways (upon negociation).
On Asterisk based service we host our Asterisk in Arizona with the following connectivity:
OC-192 (10 Gbps)
Connecting Major U.S. Cities The network uses state-of-the-art dense wave division multiplexing, the splitting of a single fiber into multiple waves of light, to give one fiber the capacity of 1.28 terabits per second. Using today's technology The network has the ability to transmit up to 10 gigabits of data per second (Gbps) per wavelength.
Capacity
The network the ability to transmit up to 10 gigabits of data per second (the speed of an OC-192 line) per wavelength. The network can also deliver DS-1, DS-3, OC-3, OC-12, FE, and Gig-E capacity.
Configuration
The network is composed of 13 bi-directional line switched rings (BLSRs) that protect from network outages. If a fiber cut occurs, the data is rerouted within 50 milliseconds through a redundant ring. A Digital Distribution infrastructure complements the IP backbone providing customers with the most efficient, reliable, and cost-effective platform to deliver Internet-based content and applications.
Peering
The network interconnects with the Internet at MAE East and West, NAP of the Americas and Sprint NAP. We also interconnect via private peering with most major ISPs and carriers.
The network does not buy IP Transit service from any other service provider. We have sufficient peering arrangements to provide world-class service.
By connecting to our IP Transit Service, carrier customers will benefit from all peering connections in North America, Europe and the rest of the world, plus all other customer networks connected to AS3549. This includes direct access to our huge amount of content including Yahoo, The Motley Fool, Ziff Davis, MP3.com, eToys.com and other leading content providers.
The network currently has 195 private peering interconnections with 40 major providers and 250+ autonomous systems, plus 221 public peering interconnections supporting about 51 Gbps of IP Transit peering capacity. Less than 10% of egress traffic occurs at public exchange points. The network supports peering interconnection at data rates up to 2.5 Gbps (OC-48). All private peering connections are implemented at speeds of no less than 100 Mbps for peering inside collocated facilities, and no less than 155 Mbps for connections that requires a local loop.
Due to Non-disclosure agreements, The network is not allowed to release the name of some peering providers. This list is in alphabetic order, and not in by importance of the provider.
US Peering connection points
Anaheim, CA Atlanta, GA Boston, MA Chicago, IL Dallas, TX Sterling, VA New York, NY Los Angeles, CA Palo Alto, CA Seattle, WA San Francisco, CA Sunnyvale, CA Washington, DC European Peering connection points Amsterdam, Netherlands Copenhagen, Denmark Frankfurt, Germany London, England Paris, France Milan, Italy Asian Peering Connection Points Singapore Taipei, Taiwan Hong Kong Tokyo, Japan Latin America Peering Connection Points Sao Paulo, Brazil Buenos Aires, Argentina