AMS|IX US | Chicago and Bay Area | HGC International Business

Offering engaging online experiences to internet users by HGC & AMS-IX

AMS-IX Chicago and Bay Area members including over-the-top (OTT) providers, internet content providers, internet service providers (ISPs), telecom carriers, content delivery networks, public cloud providers and digital media providers, gaming companies have the ability to exchange Internet traffic with a multitude of networks using a single connection, as well as access routes and content through private or public peering at carrier-grade level exchange platform

Over hundred millions of internet users in US can hence enjoy low latency and engaging online experiences offered by AMS-IX members.

HGC and AMS-IX builds carrier-grade internet exchange platform

Customers connected at AMS-IX Chicago and Bay Area will benefit from HGC’s edge facilities and globally meshed network infrastructure. Both exchanges will be integrated in HGC’s global digital infrastructure, which enables peering members in both Chicago and Bay Area to reach more than 130 locations all over the world via HGC’s telecom hubs in Los Angeles and New York.

With concerted efforts, peering at AMS-IX Chicago and AMS-IX Bay Area, which builds on the neutral and proven success model of AMS-IX in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, will help customers from the U.S., Europe and Asia to enhance their network efficiency and expansion in a flexible and value-for-money manner.

Benefits of Internet Peering with AMS-IX

One-Stop-Shop

Managed services of IP transport, AMS-IX peering port, contractual obligations from order to billing and first-line customer care support

Low latency and consistent experience

Interconnect with a multitude ofnetworks directly to access routes and content from other AMS-IX members via a single connection

Flexibility

Sub-G virtual connections and upto 100G physical connectionavailable to support scaling up

Notes

Business partners include those entities of designated industries having a contractual relationship with HGC Global Communications Limited (please refer to³for details of designated industries).
Personal Data includes any or all of the following : name, gender, telephone number, fax number, postal address, e-mail address, month and year of birth, and the information on usage of telecommunications and related telecommunications value-added services and relevant HGC Global Communications Limited’s account and service number.
Designated industries include telecommunications and related telecommunications value-added services and/or products, concierge services, flowers and hampers, wedding planning services, personal care and beauty, fashion and apparel, supermarket and department stores, household, catering/ food and beverages, hotels and travelling, entertainment and leisure, high-end consumer products, electrical and electronic products, e-commerce and payment platforms, media, insurance, banking and finance, education, stationery and office equipment, real estate and property management, logistics and transportation, social network services, recruitment, charitable and non-profit making organizations.

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