China Telecom Americas Joins CENX Carrier Ethernet Exchange
China Telecom’s North American subsidiary has joined the CENX Carrier Ethernet exchange. The initial connections are in CENX’s New York and Los Angeles exchanges.
Interconnecting with other carriers via CENX brings seamless delivery of China Telecom’s services and enables the creation of new business relationships. The CENX connection also enables US based service providers to efficiently reach businesses based in the US, China and the 73 other countries served by China Telecom. http://www.cenx.com http://www.ctamericas.com
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North American subsidiary has joined the CENX Carrier Ethernet exchange. The initial connections are in CENX’s New York and Los Angeles exchanges.
The CENX connection also enables US based service providers to efficiently reach businesses based in the US, China and the 73 other countries served by China Telecom.
