Neutral Tandem is revolutionizing the way Ethernet service providers interconnect with one another
Up until now, Ethernet service providers have engaged in complex, one-off interconnects with multiple carriers in an effort to provide seamless service to their customers. Neutral Tandem is changing all that with its new Ethernet Exchange service. The Ethernet Exchange acts as a nexus for the Ethernet community by enabling providers to interconnect with one another in a more efficient, simplified manner to accelerate revenue. Neutral Tandem’s Ethernet Exchange platform combines next generation technology with hundreds of existing interconnections to provide Ethernet service providers with a streamlined means to pass traffic between one another in several neutral interexchange points across the country.
Why Neutral Tandem?
- Strong track record with interconnecting carriers
- Neutral Tandem currently excels at enabling over 100 carriers to efficiently interconnect
- Provides a neutral meeting place for Ethernet service providers to interconnect
- Buyers can compare multiple suppliers and service levels and reduce operating costs
- Sellers can advertise their building list to members of the Exchange network to drive revenue
- Neutral Tandem’s scale and footprint includes 14 Ethernet Exchange locations planned by YE 2010
- Dozens of service providers are already interconnected to Neutral Tandem
- Neutral Tandem’s all-IP national backbone network enables service providers to discover Ethernet services in markets outside their footprint
- Enables access providers to advertise their market reach to all service providers across Neutral Tandem’s network
- Streamlines interoperability with a wide range of Ethernet service providers
- Accelerates revenue streams by cutting provisioning intervals to deliver service
- Reduces the complexity tied to mapping different CoS between disparate networks
To find out more about the advantages of Neutral Tandem’s Ethernet Exchange, contact us.
Neutral Tandem is a member of the Metro Ethernet Forum.