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A little misleading. The thing is, in London, they realised this years ago. So the biggest peering house created a second building, then a third, in geographic
by Swannie 16y ago
A little misleading.
The thing is, in London, they realised this years ago. So the biggest peering house created a second building, then a third, in geographically diverse parts of the City. Not to mention that they weren't the only company doing it.
This is true in any city in the world.
What aren't mentioned are the cable landing points. There are only a few of these on the coasts of our countries, compared to the diversity inside the country.
- borism 16y agoyup. peering disputes/wars happen all the time. it doesn't matter who owns the physical building. The King is the one who has passwords to the routers.