Moneyline to Move Bridge Customers To Global Crossing

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LONDON--Moneyline is to retain the networking services of Savvis in a five-year deal worth a minimum of $122 million. However, it plans to migrate Bridge customers to Global Crossing’s network, says Rob McCormick, CEO of Savvis.

During the first three years of the contract, as Moneyline migrates the ex-Bridge customers to Moneyline’s "own" network, Global Crossing, Moneyline will pay Savvis up to $22 million in order to take over the equipment and switches that are currently in place at the

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