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NTT Com's Japan - U.S. Backbone Bandwidth Reaches 400 Gbps
TOKYO, Jan. 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- NTT Communications Corporation (NTT Com) announced on January 13 that it has expanded the data-transmission capacity of its Global IP Network between the United States and Japan to an industry-leading 400 gigabits per second (Gbps). The new capacity, equivalent to approximately 24,000 channels of digital terrestrial television or about 3.5 centuries' worth of content in a daily newspaper, further enhances the company's leadership in Tier-1 transpacific IP connectivity.
NTT Com's global IP backbones are connected to fixed and mobile telecom companies, Internet service providers (ISPs), data center operators and content providers, enabling customers to meet their growing needs for Internet capacity coupled with high-quality service. NTT Com has expanded bandwidth sevenfold compared to just five years ago, responding quickly to new demand created by the spread of broadband networks and the growing popularity of online video, music, social networking and micro-blogging. The current jump from 300 Gbps to 400 Gbps was achieved in less than one year.
NTT Com launched the precursor of its current Global IP Network Service with a 45 megabits per second (Mbps) service in 1997. U.S. - Japan bandwidth was dramatically increased to 1 Gbps when the company acquired Verio and its Tier-1 IP backbone in 2000. NTT Com became the first network provider to measure network-latency variability with a jitter-type service level agreement (SLA) in 2005. The reliability of the NTT Com Global IP Network was capably demonstrated in December 2006, when network traffic was rerouted with minimal delay following a destructive undersea earthquake off Taiwan. In 2008, the company introduced a traffic-analysis system that monitors network traffic to detect and report traffic anomalies to IP network operators.
NTT Com looks forward to continually enhancing its Global IP Network for high-quality, high-capacity data transmission services offered 24/7 globally.
About NTT Communications Corporation
Please visit http://www.ntt.com/index-e.html
Contact:
(Mr.) Norifumi Egi, (Ms.) Rumi Ogawa or (Ms.) Lina Chang
Global Business Division
NTT Communications Corporation
Tel: +81-3-6733-8157
e-mail: gin-marcom-gl@ntt.com
SOURCE NTT Communications Corporation
NTT Communications Corporation
CONTACT: (Mr.) Norifumi Egi, (Ms.) Rumi Ogawa or (Ms.) Lina Chang, Global Business Division, NTT Communications Corporation, +81-3-6733-8157, gin-marcom-gl@ntt.com
Web Site: http://www.ntt.com/index-e.html
NTT Com's Japan - U.S. Backbone Bandwidth Reaches 400 Gbps
TOKYO, Jan. 13, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- NTT Communications Corporation (NTT Com) announced on January 13 that it has expanded the data-transmission capacity of its Global IP Network between the United States and Japan to an industry-leading 400 gigabits per second (Gbps). The new capacity, equivalent to approximately 24,000 channels of digital terrestrial television or about 3.5 centuries' worth of content in a daily newspaper, further enhances the company's leadership in Tier-1 transpacific IP connectivity.
NTT Com's global IP backbones are connected to fixed and mobile telecom companies, Internet service providers (ISPs), data center operators and content providers, enabling customers to meet their growing needs for Internet capacity coupled with high-quality service. NTT Com has expanded bandwidth sevenfold compared to just five years ago, responding quickly to new demand created by the spread of broadband networks and the growing popularity of online video, music, social networking and micro-blogging. The current jump from 300 Gbps to 400 Gbps was achieved in less than one year.
NTT Com launched the precursor of its current Global IP Network Service with a 45 megabits per second (Mbps) service in 1997. U.S. - Japan bandwidth was dramatically increased to 1 Gbps when the company acquired Verio and its Tier-1 IP backbone in 2000. NTT Com became the first network provider to measure network-latency variability with a jitter-type service level agreement (SLA) in 2005. The reliability of the NTT Com Global IP Network was capably demonstrated in December 2006, when network traffic was rerouted with minimal delay following a destructive undersea earthquake off Taiwan. In 2008, the company introduced a traffic-analysis system that monitors network traffic to detect and report traffic anomalies to IP network operators.
NTT Com looks forward to continually enhancing its Global IP Network for high-quality, high-capacity data transmission services offered 24/7 globally.
About NTT Communications Corporation
Please visit http://www.ntt.com/index-e.html
Contact:
(Mr.) Norifumi Egi, (Ms.) Rumi Ogawa or (Ms.) Lina Chang
Global Business Division
NTT Communications Corporation
Tel: +81-3-6733-8157
e-mail: gin-marcom-gl@ntt.com
SOURCE NTT Communications Corporation
NTT Communications Corporation
CONTACT: (Mr.) Norifumi Egi, (Ms.) Rumi Ogawa or (Ms.) Lina Chang, Global Business Division, NTT Communications Corporation, +81-3-6733-8157, gin-marcom-gl@ntt.com
Web Site: http://www.ntt.com/index-e.html