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NTT America Adds High-speed Ethernet Options Across its National U.S. POPs| Jul 16, 2010 | Network Access and VPN Services | Analyst: Brian Washburn Event SummaryJuly 15, 2010 – NTT America introduces three options for its VLink Ethernet Layer 2 VPN service, available in the U.S.: VLink Direct (point-to-point); VLink Plus (point-to-multipoint); and VLink Mesh (multipoint mesh). Customers can also receive dedicated Internet access (IPv4 or IPv4/IPv6 dual-stack) across their VLink port. NTT America offers VLink's dedicated bandwidth at speeds from 100 Mbps to 10 Gbps in 100-Mbps increments, and service includes a 100% availability SLA. Quick Take
Analytical Summary• Current Perspective: Moderate on NTT America's VLink Layer 2 Ethernet VPN services, because the services do not offer the access reach and in-network class of service (CoS) support of VPLS. NTT America's VLink services are specialized, high-bandwidth services that are better suited to displace optical transport and IP transit services. VLink provides very high-capacity point-to-point (E-Line), hub-and-spoke (E-Tree) and mesh (E-LAN) transport between the company's 12 U.S. POPs, and interest will remain limited to high-capacity wholesale and specific enterprise applications. CLIENTS ONLY Competitive Strengths and WeaknessesResponse & RecommendationsBuyer ActionsAnalytical Perspective| Client access - Full report in Network Access and VPN Services | More information
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