Point of Presence stories

Cloudbrink has deployed more than 600 virtual points of presence in the past year to meet the growing demand for users to be connected to multi-cloud.

Aryaka is investing further in its hyperscale Point-of-Presence (POP) footprint worldwide for cloud-based services delivery.

Fastly has announced a new point of presence (POP) in Christchurch, offering New Zealand businesses increased resilience, higher network availability, and extended failover services.

The PoP is Hurricane Electric’s second of its type, complementing an existing connection in Data Centre 220’s Auckland facility.

Cloud networking company neutrality.one is pushing further into the Asia, Middle East, and Africa regions with a new point of presence (PoP) in datamena’s Dubai facility.

“With Megaport’s strong portfolio of cloud service providers, the deployment of an additional PoP at our Tai Po Data Center is an important milestone."

The company has increased its global network capacity by 40% in just five months, bringing its total egress capacity to 42Tbps.

“Equinix is thrilled to be able to expand our customers’ access to the new Australia Singapore Cable across each of our metropolitan areas."

​News has emerged that international network service provider RETN is in talks with Datacenter.com to establish a new Point-of-Presence in Amsterdam.

Telia Carrier has boosted its connectivity capacity to Asia, the Middle East and North Africa with a new Points of Presence (PoPs) in Milan.

Colt’s second POP in Marseille is connected to their IQ Network using the existing Colt-owned metro fibre network.

Cloud-based security provider ZENEDGE has invested mega points-of-presence (Mega POPs) in data centers across Asia, Europe, the US and Canada.

The ICX will provide interconnections with Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe and North America.

“The past few years have been an opportune time for enterprises to locate or expand their presence in APAC."

Australian-based tech company MNF Group has secured its space in the Hong Kong Point of Presence (PoP) space, with a new facility in the region.

"We see a tremendous amount of opportunity in Asia Pacific, and we're pleased to expand our presence in the region by growing our operations there."

For years, networking within data centers could not be accomplished without iron, components and switches that make PoP hardware.

PLDT announces three major ICT projects, including a cable landing station and its eighth data center in the Phillippines.

Trident is eyeing the Asia Pacific region as it has announced its Trident Subsea Cable will locate Points of Presence (PoPs) through Global Switch.

Hurricane Electric is bringing its IPv4 and IPv6-native backbone networks to Taiwan with the announcement of its latest PoP network in Taiwan.

The company says customer demand drives private IP network across Tasman.