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Home » NTT activates Global IP PoP in Phoenix

NTT activates Global IP PoP in Phoenix

September 7, 2023
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NTT has extended its tier-1 Global IP Network with a new Point-of-Presence (PoP) in Phoenix, Arizona, at phoenixNAP’s data center facility.

NTT’s clients at phoenixNAP’s facility will be able to connect to the Global IP Network AS2914.

“This new Point of Presence in Phoenix further supports the continued growth of our tier-1 Global IP Network across the world,” said Michael Wheeler, Executive Vice President of the Global IP Network division at NTT. “We are committed to increasing our ability to offer new interconnectivity options, including global reach to a greater number of Internet-centric businesses and organizations in the market.”

Source: NTT
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