The Gorilla Guide to Service Edge
Learn how to leverage the benefits of edge computing, including moving latency-sensitive apps to the edge, using hybrid IT, and implementing next-level networking.
Next-Level Networking for Speed and Security
The internet seems almost ubiquitous: it’s everywhere and connects everything. But there are different ways to connect on the Internet, including IP peering (public and private) and IP transit. Learn how and why issues such as cost, speed, latency, and performance determine which connection method is preferable.
In this tech brief with ActualTech Media, we cover:
- IP Peering and IP Transit Open Up the Traffic Lanes
- The 2 Types of Peering Connections: Private and Public
- What Are the Alternatives? Dedicated Internet Access
- Partnering with US Signal for Faster, Safer, More Reliable Transport
Read Next-Level Networking for Speed and Security
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