The CDN service will deliver a range of online games, including Granado Espada and an upcoming title EA SPORTS, FIFA Online 2, which is due for closed beta testing.
Financial details were not available.
| 18-Sep-08 | JMP Securities | Initiated | Mkt Perform |
| 18-Sep-08 | JMP Securities | Initiated | Mkt Outperform |
SINGAPORE, Sept. 18 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ —
Equinix, Inc. (NASDAQ:EQIX) , the leading global provider of network-neutral data centers and Internet exchange services, today announced that it is hosting the Regional Peering Forum 2008, featuring speakers from network and content industry leaders including Microsoft, TRUE Internet Gateway and Globe Telecom. The forum will take place at the MGM GRAND Macau on September 19, 2008.
Both network service and content providers recognize the importance of peering in enhancing performance, reliability and reducing transit costs. With tremendous opportunity in the South East Asia Internet market, international players are now beginning to explore peering relationships with the local Internet service providers in the region.
At the Regional Peering Forum, Equinix will provide analysis of regional peering trends and dynamics, along with local experts from Globe Telecom and TRUE Internet Gateway, who will discuss Internet development and their peering perspectives in the Philippines and Thailand. Microsoft will also share their experience on the international network engineering arena, specifically within the region.
The Regional Peering Forum will be chaired by Raphael Ho from Equinix and scheduled speakers include Bobby Romero from Globe Telecom, TRUE Internet Gateway’s Rungkiet Kamondetdacha, and Christian Nielsen of Microsoft.
Equinix is also hosting Peering Tutorials on the same day, featuring best practice on IPv6 peering deployment and peering coordination by Martin Levy of Hurricane Electric and Guy Tal of Limelight Networks.
In addition, Equinix powered “Meet-Your-Peers” sessions are scheduled on 18 September in conjunction with the Regional Peering Forum. “Meet-Your- Peers” sessions provide a meeting platform that enables dialogues between the forum attendees to further grow their peering contacts.
Source: Equinix Hong Kong Ltd
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Verizon BlackBerry Storm Minute with Mike Details...
Posted In: News & Rumors | By: Kevin Michaluk | Date: 15 Sep 2008 | 
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UPDATE: Here's the image we were waiting for. I love how the first paragraph is about the bloggers who love to speculate. Cheers to that Verizon! Not much new in the announcement, but GREAT to see things get "official." Word has it there are more images and even a video that were circulated within Verizon, so hopefully we will soon be seeing some more BlackBerry Storm eyecandy. And while at this moment the verizonwireless.com/storm site is not up and running, it does look like that will in fact be the place to go to sign up for web updates. Stay tuned for more. **
| Company Information | |
| Company Name | CDNetworks |
| Also Known As | AS-CDNetworks |
| Company Website | http://www.cdnetworks.com |
| Primary ASN | 43303 |
| IRR Record | |
| Network Type | Content |
| Approx Prefixes | 5 |
| Traffic Levels | 5-10Gbps |
| Traffic Ratios | Mostly Outbound |
| Geographic Scope | Global |
| Public Peering Exchange Points | |||
| Exchange Point Name | ASN | IP Address | Mbit/sec |
| AMS-IX | 43303 | 195.69.144.191 | 10000 |
| DE-CIX | 43303 | 80.81.194.4 | 10000 |
| Equinix Tokyo | 38670 | 203.190.230.34 | 10000 |
[VZW BlackBerry Storm to be Announced on Monday?
By: Kevin Michaluk | Date: 13 Sep 2008 |
The net is buzzing today with word that Verizon is set to "announce" the BlackBerry Storm this Monday, September 15th, with sales targeted to begin on November 1st (will believe it when the device is in my hands that day!).
This news comes via an internal email that's been floating around Verizon Wireless featuring the image above (notice the Stormy clouds in the background and the touchscreeny-like fingerprint. Subtle. Not!!). Word also has it that Monday's announcement should be accompanied by the launch of a teaser site at http://www.verizonwireless.com/storm]
“Funnily enough, although you think you’re typing faster than normal because of the feedback, in actual fact you’re not,” said Takala, “There’s just some sort of mental satisfaction that comes from typing with a tactile response.”
We examined the withdrawals reported in BGP for prefixes (networks) in Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oklahoma and Texas and notice that, aside from Texas, the coastal Gulf region has fared pretty well against Ike, so far. The Texan cities and counties immediately in the path of Ike are, however, definitely and noticeably suffering network connectivity failures.
To get a sense for the organizations affected in the initial aftermath of Ike, we can look at the top ten organizations, top five cities and top five counties, sorted by number of networks suffering an outage as of approximately 13:00 CDT. Notably, these do not account for the relative sizes of the organizations, cities or counties.
Engineers who help run the Internet said that it would have been impossible for the United States to maintain its hegemony over the long run because of the very nature of the Internet; it has no central point of control.
And now, the balance of power is shifting. Data is increasingly flowing around the United States, which may have intelligence — and conceivably military — consequences.
Indeed, more countries are becoming aware of how their dependence on other countries for their Internet traffic makes them vulnerable. Because of tariffs, pricing anomalies and even corporate cultures, Internet providers will often not exchange data with their local competitors. They prefer instead to send and receive traffic with larger international Internet service providers.
This leads to odd routing arrangements, referred to as tromboning, in which traffic between two cites in one country will flow through other nations. In January, when a cable was cut in the Mediterranean, Egyptian Internet traffic was nearly paralyzed because it was not being shared by local I.S.P.’s but instead was routed through European operators.
“We are a mission-critcal content provider serving many of the largest broadband providers in the country. We have found Switch and Data to be a proven leader,” said Adam Howell, Manager of Network Engineering at Synacor. “With several million users on the Synacor network and stringent service level agreements with its clientele, Synacor needed to ensure that its Network Operations Center (NOC) would have conditioned diverse power and not have to worry about HVAC disasters. Switch and Data was Synacor’s logical choice. Synacor needed a company that could accommodate its rapid growth and allow it additional options for facilities nationwide.”
In its IPO filing, Synacor mentions only one data center, but in other filings they committ themselves to a Disaster Recovery data center:
>>The following disaster recovery plan is specific to Client and must be implemented/undertaken by Synacor as described herein.
I know it’s been a while since I’ve posted, but that doesn’t mean exciting things aren’t happening at uWink, it just means that there’s a lot going on and most of it we can’t talk about just yet. Since we last updated this blog, we opened uWink Hollywood (see the press release for more info on how cool it is), hosted a couple of press nights, and had Nolan talk at various conference around the world. We are working on installing our technology in a senior center, and we are working night and day to open uWink Mt. View.
uWink Mt. View will be located on in the heart of Silicon Valley. It’s a great location and we are training the staff now. We’ve had a lot of buzz around the Mt. View location, not from the press but from the folks on the street who pass by the location and see pictures of the terminal. You all should know that Mt. View is home to Google, and Apple is just 10 minutes away. is known as a place to go for lunch as well as dinner in the area. On you can find almost any kind of Asian food: Korean, Chinese, Thai, Japanese, etc. uWink will be the American Food restaurant on the street and for that we are excited.
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