High-performance, fully redundant network.
Our network utilizes routing and switching products from Juniper Networks and Cisco Systems, the leaders in the industry.  Additional network equipment includes DDoS mitigation hardware on each of our incoming carriers, allowing us to mitigate multi-gigabit DoS/DDoSattacks. Furthermore, 10 Gigabit Ethernet is used at the core of the network to reduce the risks of internal congestion due to DDoS attacks and to maintain optimal flexibility.
Our network is very dynamic, using BGP, and redundant with a wide selection of backbone providers, including Level(3), Savvis, AT&T, MCI/Verizon Business, XO, PCCW Global, TeliaSonera, and supplemented by local peering. We took care in choosing our carriers; our research showed them to be some of the fastest and most reliable networks available. Not only are the providers redundant, but their entry paths are redundant as well.

Internal Network

• Redundant carrier class Juniper routers
• Redundant Cisco 6509 (SUP720) distribution switches
• Cisco 2950/2960 series aggregation/customer layer switches
• DDoS mitigation hardware on each incoming connection
• 10 Gigabit Ethernet internal backbone
• 100% network uptime SLA

Backbone Carriers

• Level(3) - Direct GigE (1000mbit/sec)
• Savvis - Direct 2x GigE (2000mbit/sec)
• AT&T - Direct GigE (1000mbit/sec)
• MCI/Verizon Business - Direct GigE (1000mbit/sec)
• XO - Direct 10 GigE (10,000mbit/sec)
• PCCW Global - Direct 3x GigE (3000mbit/sec)
• TeliaSonera - Direct 10 GigE (10,000mbit/sec)
• GameRail - Direct GigE (1000mbit/sec)
• Peering - Direct 2x GigE (2000mbit/sec)

Level(3)
Level(3) is one of the world's largest and most reliable carriers. Nine out of ten of the world's largest telecom carriers all continue to use Level(3) services, as do five of the top six U.S. Internet Service Providers, and nine out of ten of the largest European telecom carriers. The company operates a 22,500 mile broadband fiber optic network in 72 US markets and 20 European markets.

Savvis
The Savvis IP network spans 110 cities in 45 countries, encompassing the U.S., Canada, Latin America, Europe, The Middle East, Asia and The Pacific Rim. Known as The Network that Powers Wall Street, more than 4,700 financial institutions, including 75 of the top 100 worldwide banks and 45 of the Top 50 brokerage firms, connect to SAVVIS to conduct secure high-speed transmission of financial and economic data. From this heritage of providing real-time applications management for the world's most demanding customers, Savvis now has over 70% of its customer base comprised of non-financial enterprises and 50% of the Fortune 500. Savvis' network reliability was declared "perfect" in Network World magazine's groundbreaking study of backbone performance. Savvis has recently purchased the US assets of Cable & Wireless making them one of the largest US carriers and is continuing its record of fast and extremely reliable service.

AT&T
For more than 125 years, AT&T has been known for unparalleled quality and reliability in communications. Backed by the research and development capabilities of AT&T Labs, their commitment to innovation has made them a global leader in local, long distance, Internet, and transaction-based voice and data services. With a large number of end-users, via Comcast and Charter, a connection to AT&T is required for optimal performance to these end users.

XO
XO is the largest and possibly most recognized CLEC in the country. This involves providing voice, data and IP services to businesses and other telecommunications companies in 75 metropolitan markets across the United States while operating an OC-192 nationwide IP network with over 18,000 inter-city route miles.

PCCW Global
PCCW Global is a leading legacy-free Internet backbone provider, offering IP-based end-to-end communications solutions over its own global native Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS)-enabled network. With offices and direct network access points located in Asia, North America, Europe and the Middle East, PCCW Global delivers a comprehensive suite of wholesale and enterprise IP-Based services.

TeliaSonera
TeliaSonera is the leading Nordic and Baltic telecommunications group which was established in 2002, as the result of a merger between the Swedish and Finnish telecommunications companies, Telia and Sonera. Both companies have more than a century of experience in the telecommunications industry. TeliaSonera operates in more than 20 countries in Europe and in the U.S. and Russia with more than 24,800 wholly-owned global network route miles.

GameRail
GameRail is a nationwide private network designed specifically to carry game traffic and gaming traffic only. In their first phase, they have built points of presence in eight major cities and connected them with GigE point-to-point private line circuits. In each city, they peer directly with the broadband providers and the game server hosts.