A map of PacketExchange's global IP services network
(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Network services provider PacketExchange (www.packetexchange.net) launched its cloud computing networking solution network infrastructure as a service on Monday at the Pacific Telecommunications Council conference in Honolulu.
PacketExchange says its solution routes data traffic across its converged global private and public IP network infrastructure and is ideal for cloud-based applications.
The solution offers SaaS companies a secure and reliable way to access, distribute and share information.
“Our experience in providing private, custom data delivery solutions to businesses that rely on the cloud has allowed us to engineer network solutions that assure the quality of service these applications demand,” Grant Kirkwood, CTO of PacketExchange said in a statement. “With 100 percent SLA guarantees across our network, PacketExchange provides a reliable and robust infrastructure that offers the bandwidth flexibility needed to meet the dynamic needs of cloud-based data communications.”
According to PacketExchange, its solution is a scalable infrastructure enabling resources to be provisioned on-demand.
The company enables customers to choose the best available paths for data through private and public infrastructures.
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