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(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- Data center operator Telx (www.telx.com) announced on Wednesday it has added networking solutions provider CoreXchange (www.corexchange.com) to its roster of global service providers available at its Dallas data center located at 8435 Stemmons Freeway.
The news follows last September's announcement that Telx had acquired an additional 6,000 square feet of fully conditioned colocation space at the Digital Realty Trust facility on 200 Paul Street in San Francisco.
CoreXchange now has a network point of presence in Telx's facility, providing Telx's dedicated Internet access customers colocated there the ability to connect to CoreXchange's network access exchange.
According to the press release, the network access exchange delivers "high performance, redundant connectivity to a mesh of six Tier-1 Internet backbones - including AT&T, Global Crossing, and Level 3 – through a fully managed, single connection."
"Telx is all about choices. Adding additional bandwidth and carrier options to our facility at 8435 Stemmons is key to supporting the Telx value proposition," says Rose Klimovich, vice president of product development and product management for Telx. "By working with CoreXchange in Dallas, we are able to offer customers greater bandwidth and a more complete network solution that includes flexible space, interconnection choices, and highly reliable, low latency connectivity. There's no need to look outside of Telx for additional services."
The agreement enables either Telx or CoreXchange to be the single point of contact to customers seeking a complete solution that includes colocation space, interconnections with a range of carrier and business networks, and highly reliable and low latency Internet connectivity.
CoreXchange's fully meshed topology ensures that each network PoP is connected independently to every other PoP, allowing for automatic traffic re-routing in case of a the event of a network outage in any point in the network.
As a result, CoreXchange's infrastructure is highly resilient for business continuity and disaster recovery purposes.
CoreXchange networking solutions include colocation, high performance network connectivity, Internet access, disaster recovery, and a business continuance center.
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