AIMS Data Centre @ Bangkok, a subsidiary of the AIMS Data Centre Group located in the heart of the Bangkok central business district, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Bangkok Neutral Internet eXchange Co. Ltd. to collaborate in enhancing the efficiency of Thailand’s internet connectivity and to support the future growth of communication traffic exchange in Thailand.
Customers can now peer with BKNIX members
The MoU, which was signed on 6October 2020 in Bangkok, sees AIMS working along with BKNIX to set up the 3rd site for BKNIX that will enhance AIMS’ ASEAN data center network as BKNIX is the first neutral Internet Exchange Point (IXP) in Thailand and has members comprising local and global carriers and Internet service providers, fitting in well with the carrier-neutral ecosystem that AIMS has built.
BKNIX serves as the peering point for these local and international Internet service providers (ISPs), cloud service providers along with content providers, to exchange Internet traffic between each other. With BKNIX, AIMS Data Centre @ Bangkok customers can now peer with BKNIX members to take advantage of improved routing performance by optimizing local route and achieving lower latency, improved user experience while also enjoying reduced transit cost for local traffic.
Providing its customers with connectivity
AIMS Data Centre @ Bangkok is a key component of the AIMS Data Centre Group’s interlinked network across Southeast Asia that offers the same highly diverse ecosystem that is synonymous with the AIMS brand name. In addition, AIMS Data Centre @ Bangkok is also able to leverage on the extensive international submarine and terrestrial network of its parent company, TIME dotCom, providing its customers with connectivity for a comprehensive international reach.
Chiew Kok Hin, Chief Executive Officer of AIMS said,
Chiew Kok Hin, Chief Executive Officer, AIMS
“As a point of connection for both local and international Internet Service Providers and content providers, AIMS Data Centre @ Bangkok offers direct peering privileges for improved customer experience at lower latency and cost to both domestic and international customers via this partnership.”
With nearly 30 years of experience to draw from, AIMS sees the partnership as a starting point for attracting even more international telcos and subsequently, both content and cloud providers, to the region. AIMS is an ideal co-location partner for MNCs and content and cloud providers looking to expand in the Southeast Asian region with its ability to offer co-location services in multiple locations given its points of presence in major Southeast Asian cities.
Julide Gamze Cecen is the multimedia editor of the Cloud7 News. Julide is a solid Linux user, opensource and cybersecurity enthusiast and a front-end web application developer.
