For the past year, Google has quietly been shopping for miles and miles of "dark," or unused, fiber-optic cable across the country from wholesalers such as New York’s AboveNet. It's also acquiring superfast connections from Cogent Communications and WilTel, among others, between East Coast cities including Atlanta, Miami, and New York. Such large-scale purchases are unprecedented for an Internet company...
Monday, August 29, 2005
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Google has to pay as much as $60 per megabit per second per month in IP transit fees.
that's outrageous! i mean, incomprehensible!
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