Arelion today announced a new Point-of-Presence (PoP) at global edge data center provider HostDime’s Guadalajara, Mexico carrier-neutral facility.
HostDime Developing Next-Gen, Purpose-Built Data Centers at the Global Edge
This article highlights specific differences between next-gen, purpose-built data centers and typical retrofitted facilities, and provides examples on how we’re building these data centers for the needs of modern day consumption and the evolving technology landscape.
HostDime’s Mexico Data Center to House GDL-IX, Latin America’s Newest IXP
HostDime’s GDL-IX peering exchange ecosystem will allow carriers and tenants to interconnect and be able to serve content to over 90% of the population in Mexico at the lowest latency.
5G Gaming Needs More Global Edge Data Centers to Succeed
To match the high bandwidth and low latency demand of 5G gaming, cloud gaming companies must connect to as many PoPs as possible.
How Carrier Neutral Data Centers Prevent Downtime
Carrier neutral data centers are facilities that allow interconnectivity between multiple telecommunication carriers and colocation providers. Choosing a carrier neutral data center is a necessity for enterprises with mission-critical operations that can’t afford an outage.
HostDime’s L.A. Data Center Connects to One Wilshire Meet Me Room
The One Wilshire Meet Me Room in downtown Los Angeles, California is not just any network interconnection hub, it is THE network interconnection hub, with over 300 ISPs and tens of thousands of cross-connections.
A Cost Saving Alternative to Miami Colocation
HostDime’s Miami colocation connection provides a cost-effective enterprise solution for your business with virtually no impact on latency.
Cogent Deploys PoP in HostDime’s GDL Mexico Data Center
HostDime has provisioned a Cogent PoP in HostDime’s carrier neutral data center in Guadalajara, Mexico for enhanced global connectivity options.
On-Premises vs Off-Premises Data Center Cost Analysis
As industries look to strategize on how to approach the present and future of their physical infrastructure, let’s take a look at some of the costs and benefits between keeping operations in-house or moving to a third party data center.
Why Now is the Time to Switch to IPv6
Despite the fact that we ran out of IPv4 addresses officially last year, transition over to IPv6 is still slow. The time to switch to IPv6 is now.