Lightpath Adds International Connectivity via NJFX
Connecting to the upcoming New Jersey Fiber Exchange landing station gives Lightpath access to data networks from Europe and South America.
The New Jersey Fiber Exchange's new 64,800-square foot facility, due to go live in September, provides co-located access to sub-sea cables from the US, Europe, South America, and the Caribbean.
"As our customers' businesses expand globally, they want to continue to use the Lightpath service that they know and trust," says Lightpath president Dave Pistacchio. "Following our connection to the NJFX facility, we're able to expand the universe of customers we can serve, helping them develop secure
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