IP Transit, Direct Peering, and Remote Peering are three interchangeable options for meeting your connectivity requirements. While many providers have traditionally relied on Transit services, there has been a clear shift towards adopting Peering due to its advantages such as minimised latency, enhanced network quality, and reduced operational costs. How do you determine the most suitable option for your network?
In this eBook, learn about:
- The similarities and differences among the three connectivity options
- The benefits of adopting Epsilon’s Remote Peering for your networking strategy
- How to maximise cost and operational efficiencies
