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They buy their own IP range, establish their own AS, and pay for peering/bandwidth as an independent network and not as a single user/customer on someone else's
by structural 4y ago
They buy their own IP range, establish their own AS, and pay for peering/bandwidth as an independent network and not as a single user/customer on someone else's network.
This is fairly straightforward to do, but requires more commitment than renting some CPU time and bandwidth on someone else's machine.