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IPC, 1-Net plan interconnected data center network

By Rajiv MenonPhilippines
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Philippines cloud services and data center provider IPC (IP Converge Data Services) has teamed up with 1-Net in Singapore to provide its customers with an interconnected data center network.

This collaboration enables both organization to extend their data center capacity for faster access and deployment of customers in the countries.

IPC and 1-Net are both data center providers who operate carrier-neutral and telco-grade internet data centers in Philippines and Singapore respectively.

This strategic partnership will strengthen the data center services of both providers, ensuring that customers’ data is securely stored. This will also enable enterprises to run mission-critical systems in our facilities while they grow their businesses in the two countries.

The partnership will enable both IPC and 1-Net to deploy customers in both Philippines and Singapore with a single contract, allowing quicker deployment without the need to renegotiate service level agreements and contracts.

“Our partnership with 1-Net virtually expands the data center footprint of both companies. Gaining access to data center facilities in Singapore enables our enterprise customers to extend their network into the more mature market in Singapore, and likewise offers the same benefit to regional players present in Singapore who are looking to expand into our bustling Philippines economy for business expansion,” said IPC Chief Executive Officer Reynaldo R. Huergas.

Questions & Answers

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What is the primary goal of the collaboration between IPC and 1-Net?

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The main objective is to provide customers with an interconnected data center network, extending capacity and allowing faster access and deployment for enterprises in both the Philippines and Singapore.

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What specific benefit does this partnership offer customers regarding contracts and deployment?

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Customers can now deploy services in both the Philippines and Singapore under a single contract. This eliminates the need to renegotiate service level agreements, allowing for quicker deployment of systems.

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How does this partnership benefit IPC's customers looking towards the Singaporean market?

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IPC's enterprise customers gain access to data center facilities in Singapore, enabling them to extend their network into Singapore's more mature market for business growth and expansion.

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What advantages does this collaboration offer regional businesses based in Singapore?

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Regional players in Singapore can now easily expand into the Philippines' economy. The partnership provides them with the infrastructure to run mission-critical systems and grow their businesses there.

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