February 14, 2001
INTERNET MULTIFEED CO.
TOKYO - INTERNET MULTIFEED CO. (MFEED; Head Office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President: Koichi Suzuki) is pleased to announce the name, service menu and rates for its distributed Internet exchange service, to be launched in April of this year. The name of the service is JPNAP (pronounced jay-pee-nap), with details of the service as outlined below.
MFEED has been providing Internet data center services in Japan since 1997, with the participation of leading Internet service providers (ISPs) and content providers, and with the aim of building a content distribution infrastructure for the Internet era. As broadband services such as Cable Internet, DSL and optical fiber come on line to speed up the access network, and ISPs continue to increase the capacity of their backbone networks, a sharp rise is expected in so-called rich content distributed on the Internet, with users exchanging more diverse and bandwidth-intensive media.
Last December MFEED announced that it would be providing a distributed Internet exchange service geared to the emerging broadband era, capable of switching large-volume traffic among a variety of providers, as infrastructure supporting development of the next generation of Internet services. Trials of the interexchange service began in January. Prior to the start of commercial service in April, the service name, service menu and rates have been decided as follows.
For more information contact:
INTERNET MULTIFEED CO. Sales Dept.
TEL:03-3282-1030
FAX:03-3282-1020
E-mail: info@mfeed.co.jp