May 19, 2004

Colocation provider eXchange @ 200 Paul (e200paul.com) announced on Monday that it has added telecommunications carrier Global Crossing (globalcrossing.com) as a new customer.

The carrier will be moving to eXchange @ 200 Paul's San Francisco facilities where it will provide a full suite of voice, capacity and converged IP services including voice over IP, IP transit, IP VPN and IP video services to its customers.

"EXchange @ 200 Paul's enviable track record, state-of-the-art facilities and extensive network access made them the logical carrier hotel partner for Global Crossing," says Ted Higase, executive vice president of carrier sales at Global Crossing. "By delivering a full suite of voice, data and network services through eXchange @ 200 Paul, we are extending our value to customers all over the world."

Global Crossing joins carrier such as SBC Communications, Verizon GNI, Qwest Communications, Time Warner, Cingular, XO Communications, Level 3 and WilTel Communications as eXchange @ 200 Paul customers.

"Global Crossing’s decision to provide on-net connectivity through eXchange @ 200 Paul is of enormous benefit to both our enterprise and carrier customers," says John Wilson, president and CEO of eXchange @ 200 Paul.

"Global Crossing's premier metro, national and international telecommunications services delivered on one global network significantly enhance the value we are delivering, increasing both customer choice and competitive pricing. We look forward to a mutually beneficial, long-term relationship with this global telecommunications leader."

Source: The WHIR