Peering is a business relationship between two – or more – networks for the direct exchange of IP traffic. This exchange can occur privately with a PNI or public through an IXP (Internet Exchange Point).…
As an international network operator, it is natural to think that to do peering with Mexican networks you should go straight into Mexico City or Querétaro and establish a presence there. However, there is more…
The MDC Portal now features Support Packages for requests, management, and information logs of On-site Support hours.
We call home to the beautiful city of McAllen, located in the deep south of Texas just 10 miles from the US-Mexico border. MDC Data Centers sits on one of the most environmentally safe places…
The infrastructure connects Reynosa to McAllen and is independent of existing routes in the area; also the company offers a second crossing for redundancy purposes forming a redundant ring around the city of McAllen.
Freedom of interconnection is the ultimate reward for choosing a carrier-neutral data center. Not being chained down to a particular carrier allows you to have several options concerning your connectivity, redundancy levels, providers, and pricing.
The dual fiber crossing connects you directly from our facility in McAllen, Texas to the city of Reynosa in Mexico.
MDC is pleased to work on building connectivity bridges to deliver more opportunities for the global telco market. As part of our continuous expansion, we are happy to announce a new International Fiber Crossing into…
For your peace of mind, we have implemented the latest technology in standby power generation, and 2N redundancy for full availability. MDC is committed to 100% Uptime.
Redundancy is a critical factor when choosing a Data Center provider because it directly affects the level of systems availability.
