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European bandwidth provider invests £8 million across London
European bandwidth provider euNetworks has announced the launch of its dc connect service, an £8 million infrastructure investment providing near scalable high bandwidth connectivity across London.
euNetworks has invested the £8 million in pre-deploying this high bandwidth infrastructure across 35 data centres in London, with onward connectivity to 250 data centres in Europe.
euNetworks is one of the few providers in the London market who owns and operates its fibre based network, meaning the company controls service level performance and is able to offer competitive rates.
Brady Rafuse, CEO of euNetworks, says: “As a leading European bandwidth infrastructure provider, we invest in our network to provide high bandwidth scalable connections. “Data centre connectivity infrastructure is critically important to business today as it enables the agility and flexibility customers seek in response to dynamic market conditions and cost efficiencies.”
“As part of his London Infrastructure Plan 2050, the Mayor of London wants access to superfast broadband for 99 percent of the capital’s properties by 2018. By doing so, it’s estimated that London’s tech sector can deliver a £12billon economic boost and 46,000 jobs over the next decade.”
“We believe that, by connecting businesses to our own fibre network in London, dc connect will help to achieve this goal by delivering a reliable, scalable and efficient solution in a way that other providers cannot.”
Syed Kamall, MEP for London said: “For London to remain an attractive location for modern businesses, it is essential that we continue to see this sort of investment in London’s communications infrastructure to provide bandwidth services.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ellen Forster .
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