(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — Interconnection and colocation data center operator Telx (www.telx.com) has installed its 1,000th customer presence and completed its 25,000th cross-connection within its facilities, securing its place as one of the industry’s largest global marketplaces of colocation and interconnection customers.
According to Telx’s Thursday announcement, the First National Bank of Trenton was the 1,000th installation in Telx’s Dallas TX facility. “We are pleasantly surprised that we were Telx’s 1000th customer installation,” First National Bank of Trenton assistant vice president Danna Swindell said in a statement. “As our business continues to grow, we needed a reliable and cost-effective solution. Telx was the right choice for us.”
Telx chief executive officer Eric Shepcaro said reaching these milestones proves Telx’s colocation and interconnection services are a valuable, cost-effective solution for businesses needing to connect to multiple carriers, service providers and enterprises. “Outsourcing space and connectivity to third-party experts such as Telx, which can provide extremely low latency connectivity and efficient cross-connections at an effective price point and low overhead, is a growing trend, especially for companies in the financial services and software-as-a-service sectors, which require high reliability and low latency to maintain a competitive edge in business,” Shepcaro said in a statement.
Headquartered in New York City, Telx operates 15 network-neutral and network rich colocation facilities in North America, which more than 650 telecommunications carriers, ISPs, content providers and enterprises rely on to support their mission-critical global infrastructure needs and to create a global connectivity marketplace.
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