PacketExchange, a leading provider of private network services with internet economics, deployed its global private network at Telx’s 60 Hudson Street Facility in New York. PacketExchange private network allows existing customers of the Telx facility to connect directly to their trading partners and access networks around the world. Using the PacketExchange private network, as opposed to the public internet, significantly improves the quality of service while reducing costs.

“PacketExchange’s [private network] deployment at Telx was a strategic decision for the company,” said Chuck Stormon, CMO of PacketExchange. “Telx’s 60 Hudson Street facility is recognized as one of the leading Interconnection facilities in the world. This makes the PacketExchange private network available immediately to more than 400 networks and service providers currently deployed with Telx.”

PacketExchange Private Network

PacketExchange private network offers Layer-2 MPLS based services, provisioned on a redundant mesh of global 10G wavelengths. By carefully managing Quality of Service (QoS), PacketExchange private network offers the low levels of latency as well as near-zero packet loss and jitter that are required for real-time services and reliable transactions. PacketExchange private network currently supports the demanding private network needs required by digital media, high-definition TV, video, telepresence and Web 2.0 applications. Private network security and performance is made available economically and feasibly for every organization, large or small

PacketExchange eXpress, is an exclusive service that enables wide-area peering from one port, without the need to negotiate individual agreements with your globally located private network partners.

Beginning June 1 and for a limited time, PacketExchange private network is offering Telx customers the opportunity to connect to its private network without a port charge.