(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Mission-critical data solutions provider The New York Internet Company (www.nyi.net) has launched NYI X-Connect (www.nyix.net), a new platform that lets NYI customers immediate, customizable access more than 20 top markets, including New York, New Jersey, Frankfurt, Singapore, Hong Kong, Chicago and Toronto.
According to NYI’s announcement, NYI X-Connect leverages services from high-bandwidth, low-latency networking solutions provider Hudson Fiber Network (www.hudsonfiber.com) to provide a dynamic, customizable network solution that extends NYI’s portfolio of colocation, managed services, dedicated servers and virtual private servers to the global financial community.
“HFN is an excellent exchange connectivity partner,” NYI operations vice president Phillip Koblence said in a statement. “HFN understands that NYI customers expect the best of both worlds – solutions that combine global, executional capabilities with the personalized attention of a boutique provider. This partnership gives our customers access to the best routes to key market destinations. It’s a game-changing addition to our portfolio of customized data services.”
NYI X-Connect uses 100 William, NYI’s main data center in the heart of Wall Street, to provide high-bandwidth, low-latency to 999 Frontier in Bridgewater, NJ, NYI’s 40,000 square foot secondary facility providing disaster recovery and other support solutions along the Garden State’s popular 287 tech corridor, known as the “Magic Mile.”
HFN’s carrier relationships further enables NYI X-Connect to deliver the lowest levels of latency across the shortest distance fiber routes. “With X-Connect, NYI sets a new standard and it provides companies — especially requiring transport to particular markets — to now chart their own latency path using NYI as their guide,” HFN chief executive officer and founder Keith Muller stated. “For high-frequency equities traders, HFN will power NYI X-Connect and provide sub-millisecond access to the world’s leading exchanges, all with a micro-second performance guarantee.”
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