Our vast array of the highest quality backbone providers guarantees optimum service to our customers. Below is a brief synopsis of our providers, and a detailed IP map of their entire network.

Level 3

Level 3's 10 Gbps multi-service, fully MPLS-enabled Internet backbone operates in North America, Europe and Asia. This self-healing backbone rides on a fiber-optic Sonet infrastructure. The network's design consists of routing and Gigabit Ethernet switching equipment. In addition, the network within the Gateways connecting the equipment consists of fully redundant circuits. The company has private peering agreements with all Tier 1 access providers, and has built, owns and operates 6.5 million square feet of colocation and technical space. Level 3s multi-conduit approach includes 10-12 conduits per each land-based network mile. Only one conduit is filled with current generation fiber, leaving the rest to be filled as technology advances and demand for capacity increases.

Verio

Founded in 1996, Verio Inc. was acquired by NTT Communications Corp. in Sept. 2000 and is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Tokyo-based telecommunications company. combination with NTT Communications, Verio provides a global network on its Tier One backbone for its IP networking and Web hosting services, as well as managed hosting services to address the growing and diverse needs of businesses, including large global enterprises, multinational corporations and small to medium companies. Verio offers its customers a broad range of Internet solutions that include high-end hosting and colocation, dedicated access, managed services and enhanced network solutions such as IP-VPNs and global SLAs.

MFN

MFN is the leading provider of digital communications infrastructure solutions. We provide the most extensive metropolitan area fiber network, a high performing global optical IP network, state-of-the-art data centers, and award-winning managed services to deliver fully integrated, outsourced communications solutions for Global 2000 companies.

Williams Communications

In 1985, Williams entered the communications business by pioneering the placement of fiber-optic cables in decommissioned pipelines. By 1994, the company's communications subsidiary, WilTel, was one of the top providers of high-capacity data services and long-distance voice services in the world.