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Looking Glass Expands Ethernet Services

April 22, 2004
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Looking Glass Networks began offering an extended metro regional Ethernet service between New York and Washington, D.C. The company’s EtherGLASS service already provides metro Ethernet connectivity in 12 U.S. markets.

Looking Glass’ Extended Regional Metro Connectivity offers redundancy and diversity to major data aggregation locations between metro markets. Extended Regional Metro Connectivity is offered between New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, D.C., as well as between San Francisco and San Jose.

In addition to consistent fast provisioning, Looking Glass now offers flat rate pricing for its Ethernet services rather than more traditional mileage- based pricing. Flat rate pricing is available from 60 Hudson Street and other New York on-net locations to any of Looking Glass’ on-net buildings in Washington, D.C., which include key data aggregation centers and several U.S. Government locations.

Looking Glass’ Ethernet offering includes full and fractional Gigabit Ethernet as well as traditional 10/100 Mbps Ethernet interfaces. http://www.lglass.net

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