New technologies are always hot topics for media and analysts alike. As we, and the industry, enjoy our exciting roller-coaster ride up and down on Gartner’s parabolic hype-cycle curve for various new technologies, it is important not to lose sight of our underlying foundations. One of these is IP Transit.
While no one could have predicted the impact that the pandemic would have on our lives, our engineers and sophisticated network modeling process help us anticipate demand and has kept the world connected, even during these extraordinary times. Telia Carrier is seeing a new wave of demand from emerging industries like EdTech, Financial Services, Cyber Security, and other remote workplace platforms. The usual suspect – online gaming – relentlessly continues its massively spiky network traffic patterns with new game releases that also feature video chat capabilities for gamers to gloat at one another, or “cheese” their way to victory.
IP Transit provides the connectivity needed to fuel the Internet. Within each tier of IP Transit, there are varying quality levels that depend on how well your ISP is connected. As a Tier 2 provider, Genesis Adaptive ensures that your data is readily accessible with the lowest latency available on the globe. Our peering network consists of over 40 partners including Facebook, Netflix, and Amazon, among others. These peers, combined with our internal network and Tier 1 provider relationships, ensure you the shortest transit route available.
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