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Home » Telekom Malaysia Implements Level 3’s CDN

Telekom Malaysia Implements Level 3’s CDN

January 20, 2014
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Level 3 Communications will provide Telekom Malaysia with capabilities to locally cache high-demand content on its network to enhance Internet connectivity, network efficiency, reliability and security.

As an extension of its high-speed Internet services, Level 3’s Internet Localization service combines the company’s content delivery network (CDN) with deep edge caching and high-speed IP to efficiently route traffic on TM’s network.

“The rapidly increasing consumption of high-bandwidth content is changing the Internet landscape and altering the way communications providers configure and manage their network infrastructure,” said Gary Breauninger, Level 3’s group vice president of Strategic Enterprise and Wholesale Sales. “By leveraging the global reach of the Level 3 network to deliver content closer to high-demand population centers, we are able to dramatically improve content access and provide a richer Internet experience.”

http://www.level3.com/en/global-reach/asia-pacific/

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