PoP stories
Hurricane Electric announces advanced connectivity with a new Point of Presence at Deep Edge Realty in Portland, Maine, marking their second in the state and seventh in New England.
Nicole Coleby has been appointed as the new Managing Partner of Operations at Pop Group Holdings, intending to bolster its global footprint.
Superloop rolls out an 'Infrastructure on Demand' solution optimised for nbn's WBA5, providing flexibility for RSPs.
Google Cloud Networks' global network edge locations will expand Fortinet's POP coverage for universal SASE customers.
Telia Carrier has launched a new Cloud Connect PoP in the SUPERNAP Italia data centre, enhancing global cloud connectivity for enterprises near Milan.
The company says the opening of its third location in Hong Kong represents its commitment to the bustling APAC market.
Aruba has secured a PoP deal with the Milan Internet eXchange (MIX) to establish new interconnections from its modern (and huge) data centre campus.
The point of the Project is to reach into more data centres and expand the locations where customers can connect to the DE-CIX peering platform.
Equinix is expanding its reach in Singapore and Australia with the addition of the Australian Singapore Cable (ASC) to its data centres.
News has emerged that international network service provider RETN is in talks with Datacenter.com to establish a new Point-of-Presence in Amsterdam.
Datacenter.com has announced an expansion of its network eco-system after adding Cogent Communications to its portfolio of carrier networks.
Datacenter.com's new Amsterdam facility sees the deployment of DCspine's PoP, enhancing cloud service connectivity across 30+ Netherlands-based data centres.
Despite high-speed internet advancements, many businesses still rely on outdated POP email, risking data loss. It's time to upgrade to modern email solutions.
The expansion aims to offer more choice for customers and enhance connectivity into the Philippines, and within the country.
ST Telemedia Global Data Centres (STT GDC) has announced a partnership deal with Singapore Internet Exchange (SGIX).
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