The growth in traffic volume underscores the efforts of MN-IX to become a leading and highly reputable Internet exchange as well as being internationally recognised as a digital gateway from the Middle East to the rest of the world.
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1256 | the publication reaches you by | Bahrain Newscontent delivery networks (CDNs) and retaining regional traffic, leading to ultimately enhancing user experience.
The platform has succeeded in attracting an elite group of regional and international players including Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Zain Bahrain, Neutel Communications, Ooredoo Qatar and Mobily. A number of other major international players are also in the provisioning process and the names will be publicised on PeeringDB in due course.
Adel Al-Daylami, Chief Global Business Officer at Batelco said: “It gives us great pleasure to witness such an increase in traffic and data exchange, which forms a key milestone for the MN-IX platform. This highlights the platform’s capability to meet the capacity requirements of Internet and content providers, as we have witnessed them expanding their services across multiple geographic locations, seeking to bring their data traffic closer to the end-users. Through our platform, we are able to improve user experience and reduce latency for customers. Our goal is to develop MN-IX into a thriving interconnection platform and continue to support Bahrain’s vision for the Kingdom as a key digital hub.”
Al-Daylami explained that since its launch, MN-IX has been witnessing an increasing level of demand for bandwidth, which is clearly demonstrated by the increase in Internet traffic volume and recently achieved peaks.
“Batelco’s cable infrastructure enables members of MN-IX to peer with others, to exchange data in a cost-effective manner, and to retain data locally, creating an optimised experience for their end-users. Batelco Global is keen to offer a comprehensive portfolio of services enabling carriers, ISPs, content and service providers to quickly and easily increase their network footprint and achieve their digital growth goals,” he added.
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