CENX, which operates a series of Carrier Ethernet exchanges, announced another new milestone in the development of Carrier Ethernet interconnection with the aggregate of over ten million Carrier Ethernet Locations to be accessible through CENX Exchanges. The company reached the five million milestone in March 2010.
Each Ethernet Service Location is an Ethernet serviceable physical location/address, readily searchable, for example, via the CENX Market application. http://www.cenx.com
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