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In the AWS world, you can do this by colocating servers at an AWS Direct Connect facility. You get a fiber connection from your rack to AWS's rack inside the bu
by electroly 4y ago
In the AWS world, you can do this by colocating servers at an AWS Direct Connect facility. You get a fiber connection from your rack to AWS's rack inside the building, and then AWS backhauls it on their network to the AWS Region. There are such colocation facilities located within a few miles of any major AWS Region for low latency (~1 msec) connections.