Exa Infrastructure and Hurricane Electrical companion on international Web connectivity – Imexplorer

The information construct on the longstanding collaboration between the 2, with a deal with offering the strong infrastructure and connectivity options required to allow the web to run seamlessly.

Exa most not too long ago delivered companies on its new Trans-Adriatic Categorical (TAE) route, connecting Bari to Tirana, Tirana to Sofia and Sofia to Thessaloniki.

“We’ve a novel and robust partnership with Hurricane Electrical. Our collaboration extends past conventional supplier-client relationships,” stated Nicholas Collins, chief industrial officer at Exa Infrastructure.

“Exa is dedicated to supporting Hurricane Electric’s mission of delivering high-speed connectivity to as many customers as possible, particularly in the rapidly growing European market. This partnership not only highlights our route diversity and low latency capabilities, but also represents our shared commitment to optimising connections and enabling new opportunities in untapped regions.”

As a result of this expanded partnership, Hurricane Electric customers will receive optimal routing across Europe, North America, and the rest of Hurricane Electric’s global network.

At present, Hurricane Electric is the first international ISP in Albania that connects to the ANIX exchange, allowing for full and free peering within Albania.

“Our relationship has evolved significantly with the value-add Exa Infrastructure provides through unique routes, competitive pricing and unwavering support to our goals, which has been indispensable to our operations,” stated Reid Fishler, senior director, Hurricane Electrical.

“The Exa crew goes above and past demonstrating their dedication to our success in addition to making a collaborative ecosystem the place connectivity can thrive for our prospects.”

In associated information, earlier this month Exa introduced that Nick Learn, chair of the Exa board of administrators will oversee the enterprise with rapid impact.