Edge computing is growing exponentially and is part of a cybersecurity landscape with new risks that organizations must be aware of and prepared for. As the need for edge computing in IoT environments grows, so will the need to connect to local, interconnected data centers. Colocation facilities can provide the low latency and processing speeds...
Netrality’s colocation data centers, home to hundreds of the biggest networks around the globe, are the epicenter of connectivity in our markets. Peering at Netrality’s urban-located facilities provides Faster speeds, increased bandwidth, greater reliability, and lower costs.
Fiber Data Internet Exchange (FD-IX) increases hosting capacity in St. Louis with recent expansions to Netrality's 210 N Tucker and 900 Walnut facilities.
Operated by Telehouse America, NYIIX provides a neutral and scalable peering infrastructure assuring reliability and stable internet connectivity. With the NYIIX Philadelphia fabric enabled at Netrality’s 401 North Broad you can directly connect with key networks, including Hop One Networks, Akamai, Hurricane Electric, NJEDge and Rutgers University, via one cross connect.
April 30, 2019 — NYIIX, one of the largest neutral internet exchange (IX) points in the world, has expanded its fabric deployment to Netrality's 401 North Broad in Philadelphia.
The healthcare industry needs ultra-low latency to experience the benefits of the Internet of Things (IoT). 5G and edge computing are critical for the care of patients. Sending a request to a data center worldwide and waiting for a response takes time. As a result, traditional cloud computing that takes place on physical hard drives...
Innovative technologies improve the classroom and online learning opportunities for students and teachers, enhancing the process overall, made possible by the pivotal role of edge computing and 5G. This is especially the case for distributed environments where teachers and students are dispersed with the ultimate need for speed.
The role of the edge and 5G are vital in the oil and gas industry. Edge computing brings applications closer to data sources like the Internet of Things (IoT) devices and sensors or local edge servers to end-users, significantly reducing latency while increasing capacity and reliability. Edge computing is a vital component of a company's...
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