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So who get's their international from who?

Xtra: GGIS

Vodafone: <apparently now route all former IHUG traffic through their own international now?> who is their provider...?

TelstraClear: UUNet and ...?
- Paradise

Orcon: AsiaNetCom and ...?

WorldXChange: ...?
- Xnet
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http://www.ispmap.co.nz/work/topmap-10-Jul-2007.gif

Outdated a little bit gives you a rough idea
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from here in the UK, it looks like..

Xtra = Global Gateway
Orcon = AsiaNetCom
WXC/Xnet = AsiaNetCom
Ihug = UUNET/MCI
TelstraClear = UUNet/MCI

I know Compass is AsiaNetCom now. Not sure whether they dropped TCL.

Not sure on backups, I'd assume it'd be a mix of UUNet/MCI and ANC I guess
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So AsiaNetCom actually leases southern cross fibre space outta NZ?
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word is several of these providers have told customers they have no more bandwidth to sell.
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Which haaaas to be utter bullshit, you can get 10gbit a fibre and they have thousands of fibres Mad
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i wouldn't go as far as to say "thousands" at all.

Southern Cross is 860Gbps. It's entirely possible that some providers have no more to sell.....until endpoint upgrades are completed.
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Dude, there's no way in hell NZ is maxing even close to 860Gbps.
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So an NBR article about the PIPE/Kordia cable today said Southern Cross was 380Gb/s, going to 860Gb/s by the end of the year. And that the PIPE/Kordia one would give us another 640Gb/s to Australia.

Just talked to Scott, Orcon have bought more international and should see that increase again in 2 weeks time Smile