Peering
The Benefits of Peering
Peering is a way to exchange traffic with another party (typically a transit provider or content provider) via a direct connection. No third party networks are involved and usually neither party incurs a cost for the traffic exchanged, unless it is a paid peering arrangement (less common).
At GPF 12.0 in NYC this week, Zenlayer expanded its peering network in Europe and Asia, and now has over 300 global peers.
In this blog, we discuss the top three benefits of peering.
Read MoreMeet Zenlayer at Global Peering Forum (GPF 2017) in NYC (April 24-27)
Going to the Global Peering Forum in New York City next week? Come meet Zenlayer!
GPF 2017 will be held April 24-27, at the Sheraton New York Times Square Hotel.
To schedule a meeting with us, please contact us at info@zenlayer.com.
Read More2017 key colocation trends
According to research firms MarketsandMarkets and Allied Market Research, the global colocation market will grow to more than $50 billion by 2020, a CAGR of over 12% from 2015 to 2020.
Here, we have identified three key trends affecting the colocation market…
Read MoreZenlayer becomes silver sponsor of PeeringDB
Zenlayer joins Microsoft, Facebook and others in supporting PeeringDB, an online database that facilitates the exchange of information related to Peering. Since its inception in 2004, PeeringDB has become the default location for Internet peering data.
Zenlayer has been actively building up its peering network and now has close to 300 global peers.
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