UK multi-network IoT SIM provider KeySIM has announced its membership of the London Internet Exchange (LINX), strengthening the company’s continued investment into carrier-grade infrastructure and resilient IoT connectivity services.
LINX is one of the world’s largest Internet Exchange Points, enabling networks to interconnect directly in order to improve performance, reduce latency and strengthen resilience across internet-connected services. KeySIM have joined Manchester, LON1 and LON2.
KeySIM says the move will help further optimise the performance of its growing IoT connectivity platform as demand increases for reliable, high-performance communications infrastructure.
The company is also a RIPE NCC member, operating its own network resources and continuing to expand its privately managed infrastructure as it disrupts traditional approaches to IoT connectivity.
Marek Isalski, the chief network and infrastructure officer at KeySIM, said: “Joining LINX is an important milestone for KeySIM and reflects a long-standing relationship with LINX and the wider interconnection community. Alongside my role at KeySIM, I also continue as Managing Director of Faelix, so I understand first-hand the importance of resilient infrastructure, efficient routing and strong network interconnection.“
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