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NTT opens IP PoP in Denver

NTT activated a new Point-of-Presence (PoP) in Denver, Colorado, at CoreSite’s DE1 data center facility.

NTT said the new PoP helps it to scale their portfolio of global IP solutions to Internet, cloud, hosting, CDN and IT service providers and content-oriented companies in this strategic market. The PoP will also support the growing demand for high-quality IP services from global companies and organizations that have established headquarters and/or operational centers in the Denver area. Additionally, the energy, transportation, media, financial services and industrial sectors, all key drivers of Denver’s vibrant economy, will benefit from more global connectivity and networking options.

“The new PoP in Denver takes our global backbone into one of North America’s largest technology and communications hubs,” said Michael Wheeler, Executive Vice President of the Global IP Network division at NTT. “Internet-centric businesses and organizations operating in the area will have direct access to our tier-1 network and the high-performance IP solutions they need for their content, data, hosting, cloud and other bandwidth-intensive applications.”

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