Internap Completes Global CDN Buildout

Internap (INAP) says it has finished work on points of presence in Hong Kong and Tokyo, completing contruction of its worldwide CDN.

Rich Miller

January 10, 2008

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Internap Network Services (INAP) says it has finished work on points of presence in Hong Kong and Tokyo, completing the construction of its worldwide content delivery network (CDN). The additional sites will expand access to Internap's network architecture, known as Private Network Access Point (P-NAP), which manages traffic to improve the performance of Web-based applications.

"Our newest PoPs allow us to deliver a redundant, highly-scalable CDN platform for enterprises seeking superior performance," said James P. DeBlasio, president and chief executive officer for Internap. "This milestone expands our market opportunity by increasing the capacity of our CDN, positioning Internap as a leader in the space."


The completion of the Hong Kong and Tokyo PoPs offers immediate benefits to some Internap customers, including NetMax Media, one of the world's largest IPTV platform providers. NetMax is an Internap CDN customer based in Atlanta with satellite offices in Mohali, Chennai and Mumbai in India.

"Internap's new capabilities in Asia enhance the service we can deliver to our customers and will enable us to grow our business," said Jag Sandhu, chief technology officer of NetMax Media. "Internap's technology is the backbone of our business

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