15-Min. Tech Talk: Scaling with network providers in minutes

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Boost Your Bandwidth on Demand
Thursday, June 4, 2020 | 10 a.m. PDT

In this 15-minute Tech Talk, discover how you can overcome your current network restraints and meet the "new normal" of bandwidth demands.

Meet the challenges of:

•	Restricted or problematic access to critical apps.
•	Increased bandwidth requirements, latency and crashes.
•	Scaling up bandwidth to alleviate traffic and network-related stress.
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Understand how to:

•	Quickly turn up connections to cloud providers and other Equinix Cloud Exchange Fabric™ (ECX Fabric™) users (e.g., Verizon SDI customers).
•	Establish a private, direct IP network connection to Equinix data centers on demand.
•	Begin testing ECX Fabric and Network Edge APIs today to fully automate your deployment.
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Speaker: Ed Baichtal - Solutions Architect, Equinix, Inc.

Ed is a solutions architect with a background in IT services, covering technologies from the end user to the server room and data center. Holding valid certificates in the three major clouds, today at Equinix he designs solutions and educates clients on Equinix networking services including Equinix Cloud Exchange Fabric, Network Edge and more.

Fun Fact: Ed worked with Equinix co-founder Jay Adelson at Netcom, where the pair were developing a web browser to make the World Wide Web graphical.

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