Unitas Global will be attending Capacity Europe 2022 in London from October 18-20! Celebrating its 22nd year, the event unites network operators, data centers, cloud providers, internet exchanges, content providers, satellite communities and more to network, trade and learn. Connect Live at Capacity Europe 2022 With over 19 PoPs in Europe, Unitas Global […]
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Making WAN Transformation a Reality
The enterprise network landscape has changed rapidly over the last few years. From the sudden and complete shift to remote work sites accelerating the move of applications to the cloud, to the global need for more network resiliency, security, scalability, and bandwidth support, it’s clear that the modernization of enterprise networks is a requirement—not an […]
Meet Us in Hawaii! Unitas In-Person at PTC ’22
Unitas is excited to meet with data centers, carriers, and managed service providers at PTC ’22! The power of Unitas Reach™ and Unitas Nexus™ is enabling our partners to compete in an increasingly interconnected world. The Unitas executive team looks forward to setting strategic meetings with partners for both buying and selling connectivity and putting […]
Netrality Blog: NetConnect, The Ultimate Peering Solution
Originally posted on the Netrality blog. America Online (AOL) was a web portal and online service provider established in NYC in 1983. AOL was the pioneer of the Internet. I could hear it now. Can you? The dial-up sound — internet heaven came via the phone line connecting you and your business to the Internet. […]
Telecom Ramblings: Industry Spotlight – Unitas Global CTO Grant Kirkwood
In between the worlds of cloud computing and big bandwidth lies a complicated and rapidly changing network environment that many enterprises barely understand. That has created an opportunity for managed network service providers to step in and make it all work. If you think about the market as a whole, it’s incredibly fragmented. If you’re a […]
Forbes: Agility Is King- How Connectivity Can Be Built To Meet New Networking Requirements
Given the present global health situation, people are not traveling as much as before. Data and internet traffic, however, are traversing the world at much higher volumes with reports noting an 18% increase in U.S. in-home data usage in just the first weeks of March 2020 compared to the same period in 2019. As such, networking is […]
