Geo Networks Ltd or in short Geo, a leading provider of high quality and high performance networks for demanding data users based in UK had announced the expansion of their fiber optic network and the addition of three new sites. With this expansion they aim to support a strategic push into the media sector. Geo's national fiber optic network is being extended out 50km to Windlesham in Surrey, passing through many media-centric locations across London including Chiswick, Hounslow and Hammersmith.
The official press release published in Geo website says that the proposed extension provides an alternative route to Slough, offering customers fibre diversity for added resilience. The network will also pass multiple award-winning business site Chiswick Business Park, home to some of the media sector's largest household names, as well as to two new data centre facilities; one in Slough and the other in London's Telehouse West - a state-of-the-art £80m data centre in the heart of the Docklands.
Geo owns the highest quality and most reliable optical fibre network in the United Kingdom, which is built next to the national mains gas pipeline and connecting all major commercial centers. Geo’s fiber optic networks are built buried deep in the city’s sewer system in UK.
Geo use these assets together with large new civil engineering projects and partner networks, to deliver bespoke data solutions to some of the UK’s largest and most demanding organizations. Geo is at the leading edge of the UK’s data networking industry, be it from Carphone Warehouse’s broadband network to building a brand new optical fibre network for the Welsh Assembly Government’s FibreSpeed project.
Geo will be connecting to Chiswick by an extension of its highly secure sewer-based network, enabling a rapid and highly durable connection with no disruption to local residents or businesses. Geo's cables run up to 30 meters below street level, virtually eradicating the threat of accidental damage to the fibre, and providing industry-leading levels of security and resilience to its customers.
These extensions will enable Geo to provide network connectivity to a range of private and public sector businesses in the London and Slough centers of commerce, and takes the total number of data centre connections to 23 in London and 16 national.
For more information and to read the full story from Geo: Geo targets media sector with UK network expansion and strategic new sites
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The official press release published in Geo website says that the proposed extension provides an alternative route to Slough, offering customers fibre diversity for added resilience. The network will also pass multiple award-winning business site Chiswick Business Park, home to some of the media sector's largest household names, as well as to two new data centre facilities; one in Slough and the other in London's Telehouse West - a state-of-the-art £80m data centre in the heart of the Docklands.
Geo owns the highest quality and most reliable optical fibre network in the United Kingdom, which is built next to the national mains gas pipeline and connecting all major commercial centers. Geo’s fiber optic networks are built buried deep in the city’s sewer system in UK.
Geo use these assets together with large new civil engineering projects and partner networks, to deliver bespoke data solutions to some of the UK’s largest and most demanding organizations. Geo is at the leading edge of the UK’s data networking industry, be it from Carphone Warehouse’s broadband network to building a brand new optical fibre network for the Welsh Assembly Government’s FibreSpeed project.
Geo will be connecting to Chiswick by an extension of its highly secure sewer-based network, enabling a rapid and highly durable connection with no disruption to local residents or businesses. Geo's cables run up to 30 meters below street level, virtually eradicating the threat of accidental damage to the fibre, and providing industry-leading levels of security and resilience to its customers.
These extensions will enable Geo to provide network connectivity to a range of private and public sector businesses in the London and Slough centers of commerce, and takes the total number of data centre connections to 23 in London and 16 national.
For more information and to read the full story from Geo: Geo targets media sector with UK network expansion and strategic new sites
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