isps internet exchange
Foundry and London Internet Exchange: Powering the Internet at 10 Gig Speeds
White Paper The London Internet Exchange (LINX), one of the largest Internet Exchange Points (IXPs) in the world, offers cost-effective Internet peering to content... [18 Jul 2008]
Broadband speed: ISPs accept 'code of practice'
News Telecoms watchdog Ofcom has published a voluntary Code of Practice that sets out guidelines for ISPs to ensure they give customers a realistic estimate of the speed they are likely to achieve from their broadband service. [05 Jun 2008]
Broadband pace lagging in the countryside
News Fat pipe speeds rarely live up to the theoretical maximums advertised by ISPs so the fastest UK region in the thinkbroadband survey - London - achieves an average download rate of 4.5Mbps. Posting a recent reader comment... [04 Jun 2008]
Phorm defends 'traffic-analysis' methods
News It is the ISPs who are intercepting the traffic and giving it to Phorm - it is that that is illegal. Phorm - whose Webwise and Open Internet Exchange (OIX) technologies were used by BT... [11 Apr 2008]
Internet Exchanges: Moving to 10 Gigabit Ethernet
White Paper Internet Exchanges (IX points, or IXs), sometimes also known as Network Access Points (NAPs) or Metropolitan Area Exchanges (MAEs), are facilities designed expressly to simplify interconnection (BGP peering and traffic... [30 Jan 2008]
A Design of a Next Generation IX Using MPLS Technology
White Paper Currently, an ISP (Internet Service Provider) establishes numerous interconnections to other ISPs. Although 'Private peering' is one way for an ISP to interconnect to other ISPs with... [19 Oct 2007]
Competitive Local Telecommunications Regulatory Issues
White Paper It is intended to identify issues facing competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs), as well as Internet service providers (ISPs), that are considering entry into regulated... [18 Jul 2007]
Mutually Controlled Routing With Independent ISPs
This paper presents Wiser, an Internet routing protocol that enables ISPs to jointly control routing in a way that produces efficient end-to-end paths even when they act in their own interests. Each ISP... [09 Jun 2007]
Mutually Controlled Routing With Independent ISPs
White Paper This paper presents Wiser, an Internet routing protocol that enables ISPs to jointly control routing in a way that produces efficient end-to-end paths even when they act in their own interests. Each ISP... [09 Jun 2007]
Amnesty: ISPs must safeguard free speech
News The human rights group Amnesty International has called on ISPs to do more to protect free speech online. He added: "Some governments fear the spread of information, the free exchange of ideas and... [20 Feb 2007]
Skype sued for patent violation
News Net2Phone's lawsuit comes as the voice over IP industry has seen a flood of new entrants from small start-ups to large, established ISPs. The patent calls for the exchange of IP addresses between... [05 Jun 2006]
Are you a normal broadband user?
News With the advent of local loop unbundling - where ISPs can effectively take over a telephone exchange by putting in their own equipment - speeds are expected to rise. According to XTN Data, the reason why... [15 Mar 2006]
LINX cuts prices - is cheaper broadband next?
News Vanessa Evans, LINX sales and marketing manager, said: "[L]ower pricing comes at a time when many ISPs are seeking to attract new customers through lower prices for broadband services. Growing levels of... [29 Jun 2005]
BT trials 8Mbps broadband service
News PlusNet surprised some rival ISPs last month when it announced that it was moving to a usage-based charging model in response to BT's trials. Even then, many people will live too far from their local... [09 Mar 2005]
Spamming tool forced to look for new home
News Before that Spamhaus forced four Chinese ISPs to expel the Send-Safe website. We're happy for all these things, but we're not getting rid of the site - we'll have to keep kicking it off other ISPs for... [01 Mar 2005]
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