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 Colocation and property management company CRG West has announced the expansion of the Any2 Exchange, which provides Internet peering services, into Chicago, Miami and Washington, D.C.
According to the company, the exchange has generated positive response over the past six months by customers based at CRG’s One Wilshire Building in downtown Los Angeles, and Market Post Tower in San Jose, Any2 Exchange membership has grown 30% this year, with new participants representing all areas of content and Internet service delivery, and VoIP
 , the company said.
“Any2 Exchange members frequently ask us when we will expand the Any2 Exchange to other cities served by CRG West’s data centers,“ explained John Savageau, managing director at CRG West, in a statement. “Moving into 427 LaSalle in Chicago, the Miami Exchange, and 1275 K Street in Washington expands the utility of Any2 into those facilities, while meeting the needs of our valued tenants and exchange point members.”
The Any2 Exchange is CRG West’s neutral Internet exchange, providing Internet peering services for over 100 participants. Any2 Exchange membership is open to all networks and media providers, either within or outside of CRG West’s facilities, which can benefit from interconnecting their IP
or VoIP traffic within an Internet exchange. Any2’s objective is to provide high-speed, reliable and resilient Internet peering, as well as additional redundancy and emergency network recovery points for mission-critical networks and applications.Savageau added, “All three expansion points are in markets considered underserved by neutral Internet exchanges. As the Internet protocol continues to become the dominant support layer for interactive and on-demand business and entertainment content, exchange points will continue to grow in value.”
Spencer Chin is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To see more of his articles, please visit his columnist page.
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