Global interconnectivity provider Epsilon Telecommunications (Epsilon) has entered into a partnership Neterra to expand its network presence in Central and Eastern Europe. The partnership adds key European cities including Istanbul, Kyiv, Prague, Rome, Sofia, Vienna, Warsaw and Zagreb to Epsilon's network footprint, as well as Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo in South America. Neterra said Tuesday.
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Improved market access
Epsilon's international customers can immediately access these markets without their own physical presence through the Network as a Service (NaaS) platform Infiny. Local businesses in these markets can also use Infiny and its networking solutions to access Epsilon's flexible network through these PoPs.
Growing network demand
“We see increasing customer demand for network coverage across Europe, especially in Turkey. It is great to add Istanbul to our global footprint to meet this demand, as well as a number of other fast-growing markets on the continent.” said Mark Daley, director of digital strategy and business development at Epsilon.
Neven Dilkov, CEO of Neterrasaid: “Our robust network connects major cities in Europe, the Americas, the Middle East, Asia and Australia. We look forward to helping Epsilon connect its customers to an even wider selection of destinations.”
The Epsilon ecosystem
Epsilon's network ecosystem includes more than 300 PoPs and a total of more than 600 Internet Exchanges (IX), cloud, SaaS and other technology partners around the world.
