CoreSite Simplifies and Accelerates Digital Integration to AWS
– CoreSite Provides Ongoing Expertise as Enterprises Evolve and Optimize their Hybrid and Multi-Cloud Strategies –
CoreSite’s Strong Ecosystem and Expertise
Enterprises choose CoreSite to provide colocation and connectivity with optionality that helps them scale their infrastructures and applications efficiently in major metro markets, while providing direct connectivity to CoreSite’s ecosystem of 775+ cloud, network and IT providers, including AWS, Azure,
CoreSite’s Ongoing AWS Relationship
CoreSite continues to grow its capabilities and help customers who are selecting AWS services. Currently CoreSite is recognized as an –
- AWS Advanced Technology Partner and Direct Connect Service Delivery Partner – Network, and
- for its AWS Networking Competency
CoreSite provides on-demand, hosted connections to AWS through the CoreSite Open Cloud Exchange–
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of up to 10Gbps in its
Virginia ,Silicon Valley ,New York ,Boston ,Los Angeles andDenver markets, -
with hosted connections of up to 500Mbps in its
Chicago andMiami markets
CoreSite also provides dedicated connections to AWS for 1Gbps and 10Gbps through fiber cross-connects –
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in its
Silicon Valley ,Los Angeles ,New York ,Virginia andDenver markets
CoreSite’s Growing Capabilities
In
- access CoreSite’s powerful national ecosystem,
- optimize multi-site configurations, and
- build a multi-region AWS cloud architecture
“We continue to increase our capabilities to help enterprises simplify and accelerate their digital integrations,” said
CoreSite is well positioned to grow its capabilities and expertise with AWS current and future services to help enterprises optimize their IT infrastructure, including AWS Outposts and VMware Cloud on AWS.
Additional Resources:
5 Reasons to Directly Connect Your Hybrid Cloud Solutions (PDF)
The CoreSite Open Cloud Exchange (video)
The CoreSite Interconnect Gateway: The Key to Digital Transformation (webinar)
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About CoreSite
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Vice President Investor Relations and Corporate Communications
303-405-1012
InvestorRelations@CoreSite.com