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Hurricane Electric
Hurricane Electric
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Description
Hurricane Electric operates its own global IPv4 and IPv6 network; HE.NET is the largest IPv4 backbone in the world, as well as the largest IPv6 global network (as measured by number of networks connected). Hurricane Electric is also present at the most Internet Exchange Points (IXPs).
Within its global IP Transit network, Hurricane Electric is connected to more than 100 major exchange points, and exchanges traffic directly with more than 4,000 different networks.
Employing a resilient fiber-optic topology, Hurricane Electric has no less than four redundant paths crossing North America, two separate paths between the U.S. and Europe, and rings in Europe and Asia.
Hurricane Electric offers IPv4 and IPv6 transit solutions over the same connection. Connection speeds available include 100GE (100 gigabits/second), 10GE, and gigabit ethernet.
In addition to its vast global network, Hurricane Electric owns and operates two carrier-neutral colocation data centers in Fremont, California.
CTG3 is the TSX master agent for Hurricane Electric.
Avant is the Alliance master agent for Hurricane Electric.
Update
HE.NET: New POPs; Channel Partners LV Conference; Pricing Summary
Dear Hurricane Electric Channel Partners:
First: over the past five weeks, Hurricane Electric has turned up the following new Points of Presence:
143: Equinix MA3, Joule House, 76 Trafford Park Road, Manchester M17 1HE, United Kingdom.
144: Equinix MA2, Reynolds House, Technopark4 Archway, Manchester M15 5RN, United Kingdom.
145: Equinix FR7, Gutleutstrasse 310, 60327 Frankfurt, Germany.
146: Equinix DB1, Unit 4027, Kingswood Road, City West Business Campus, Dublin 24, Ireland.
147: Equinix DB3, Unit 2, Northwest Business Park, Ballycoolin, Dublin 15, Ireland.
148: Equinix MI3 Miami, 4680 Conference Way South, Suite 150, Boca Raton, FL 33431.
Yes, we now have 148 global Points of Presence on six continents! A dozen more are pending (including Jacksonville, Reno, Richmond, Slough, and Melbourne).
Where else could you sell our IP Transit service, if we added a new POP there?
Second: We're preparing for the 2018 Channel Partners Conference & Exposition, April 17-20 in Las Vegas.
While the "free expo pass" offer has expired, you can still use this link for discounted CPLV passes; use promo code HURRICANEELECTRIC.
Mark Welch will be in Las Vegas from Monday evening through Saturday morning.
Reminder: Hurricane Electric reduced most pricing in North America, Europe, and some Asian POPs, last month. See the quick recap, below my signature.
How can I help you profit?
Thank you for your courtesy.
Mark Welch, Channel Sales, mwelch@he.net
Hurricane Electric Internet Services
+1-510-580-4103 direct
HE POP List & Network Map: pop.he.net/map.pdf
Hurricane Electric: Quick Pricing Recap:
10Gbps-on-10GE Flat-rate IP Transit service, with $0 setup, on a 3-year term:
$ 1,600/month: Any European POP and most mainland US POPs;
$ 2,100/month: Canada, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore, and some US cities;
$ 7,500/month: Honolulu, Osaka, Seoul, Taipei, Dubai, Djibouti, Sao Paulo, Bogota;
$25,000/month: Sydney, Melbourne, Nairobi, Johannesburg.
1Gbps-on-GigE Flat-rate IP Transit service, with $0 setup, on a 3-year term:
$ 360/month: Any POP in Europe, mainland North America, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore;
$1,500/month: Honolulu, Osaka, Seoul, Taipei, Dubai, Djibouti, Sao Paulo, Bogota;
$4,000/month: Sydney, Melbourne, Nairobi, Johannesburg.
This pricing (in US dollars) does not include the required cross-connect, nor local transport.
