This is why a recent groundbreaking in Kansas is important for the entire country
The groundbreaking of the first carrier-neutral Connected Nation Internet Exchange Point (CNIXP) took place one week ago today in Wichita, and it's just the beginning.
Connected Nation (CN) has identified 125 potential sites for CNIXPs. These locations range from Anchorage, Alaska to Providence, Rhode Island.
So, what is an IXP and why should this matter to all of us? An IXP lowers internet latency, increases affordability, improves accessibility, AND impacts how well your city, region, or state can respond to evolving technologies like AI. It also can improve resiliency.
To learn more about how IXPs work and why they benefit YOU in just a few minutes time, watch one or all of the videos below or listen to our latest podcast.
Still not convinced or even sure what an Internet Exchange Point (IXP) is or does for you?Pick any of the topics and learn more in 1 minute or less.
Why broadband internet is imperative for the success of all college students
When you think of college, what is the first thing that pops into your head? Whether it’s long lectures, pulling all-nighters at the library, or even cramming for finals, one key component that’s required — access to broadband internet.
Over the years (especially since computers have become a major part of our everyday lives) colleges have relied on internet technology for their students to succeed. They use it for educational opportunities, collaboration and communication, student life, and more. Learn how having internet access is essential for students to reach their full potential.
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