phoenixNAP®, a global IT services provider offering security-focused cloud infrastructure, announced its flagship data center in Phoenix, will become a strategic point of presence (Po) for DE-CIX’s newest Internet Exchange DE-CIX Phoenix.
This deployment will make phoenixNAP a part of DE-CIX’s global interconnection ecosystem, the largest carrier and data center neutral ecosystem in North America. Internationally DE-CIX is a leading carrier and data center neutral Internet Exchange (IX) operator headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany.
Operating multiple IXs in Europe, the Middle East, North America, and Asia, DE-CIX provides state-of-the-art interconnection services to global organizations. Its network footprint, advanced Layer 2 switching platforms, and technical quality enable businesses to establish consistent connectivity to different cloud and internet service providers.
Through a local PoP in Phoenix, DE-CIX will bring its low-cost and low-latency connectivity options closer to businesses in the Southwest.
As one of the fastest-growing U.S. commerce hubs, Phoenix is seeing accelerated demand for interconnectivity services. phoenixNAP provides diverse carrier connectivity options and delivers unmatched network redundancy through its global network of 17 data center locations worldwide.
With two carrier-neutral Meet-Me-Rooms, phoenixNAP’s flagship data center is the city’s best connected carrier hotel, providing connectivity to major domestic and global internet transit services. It is the only AWS Direct Connect and Google Cloud Interconnect location in the region, enabling companies to set up private and secure access to their public cloud services.
phoenixNAP is building a data center campus, which will increase the company’s capacity to offer flexible and reliable infrastructure-as-a-service solutions. Its portfolio, technical expertise, interconnectivity options, global network and flexible business models will become accessible to more businesses, especially as they migrate their IT from neighboring states due to high costs.
To learn more about phoenixNAP’s data centers and connectivity options, visit its colocation services page.
