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AboveNet, Inc., a provider of
integrated access services over optical infrastructure, today introduced a new
AboveNet Metro Ethernet product as part of its strategy to expand its
portfolio of services for bandwidth-intensive enterprise applications.
AboveNet claims to differentiate its Ethernet service combining
private dedicated fiber connections with Ethernet technology to
offer cost-effective, plug-and-play, high-speed Ethernet
connectivity.
AboveNet's Metro Ethernet service is designed to provide secure managed optical Gigabit Ethernet connectivity,
transparently connecting customer LANs together to seamlessly run business
applications over Ethernet within the metro area. AboveNet also claims it service enables
customers to quickly deploy Ethernet LANs between on-net buildings, as well as
quickly scale their network as business needs grow.
"AboveNet's advantage has long been its ability to bundle its extensive
metropolitan fiber network with critical technology," said William G.
LaPerch, President, AboveNet. "Our new Ethernet product will enable customers
to have an easy-to-use, high speed connection that is also a dedicated network
connection. This gives them the ultimate in security, control and
flexibility."
Using AboveNet's Ethernet service, the company says its customers can avoid the traditional
local loop and the traffic bottlenecks and cost associated with the public
switched network.
AboveNet operates an office-to-office,
100-percent optical network. The company claims to have one of the
most extensive metropolitan optical network in the world, data centers
throughout the US and Europe, managed services and a high-
performance IP network, AboveNet is able to offer the most flexible and
complete information exchange solutions in the industry.
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