Tag russia

September 12, 2017

Rackspace announces intent to acquire Datapipe

By John Dixon in News Byte Tag acquisition, agility, Alibaba, Amazon, Azure, Brazil, capacity, China, Cloud, colocation, customer service, datapipe, Europe, expand, Google, government, history, hosting, Microsoft, performance, rackspace, russia, security, UK

Rackspace announce their intent to acquire Datapipe. This will make Rackspace a global leader in multi-cloud managed services, as well as hosting and private cloud provision.

August 31, 2017

ArsTechnica: AT&T absurdly claims legitimate net neutrality comments favour repeal

By John Dixon in Assured Forwarding Tag Americas, API, ArsTechnica, AT&T, boaty mcboatface, Europe, fcc, Internet, policy, russia, usa

Unlike Europe, where Net Neutrality is defined and enshrined, America is different. ArsTechnica have an article on their web-site that covers the mess that the FCC have gotten into with…

December 30, 2014

Arctic Fibre reduces latency on route between Japan and UK – via the North Pole

By John Dixon in Assured Forwarding Tag Alaska, Americas, Arctic Fibre, bandwidth, Cable, California, Canada, Europe, Fiber, finance, hawaii, IEEE, Internet, japan, latency, london, operations, quintillion, range, russia, satellite, travel, UK, usa, weather, YouTube

Arctic Fibre is planning a new 24Tb/s cable network that will connect Tokyo in Japan and Europe, via the Americas. This cable aims to shave off 24 milliseconds of latency…