April 12, 2004 Bedford, MA--Veroxity Technology Partners, a provider of enterprise network connectivity services and IT infrastructure solutions, announced the initial deployment of its Boston metro optical ring. The initial fiber ring was leased from NSTAR Communications, a subsidiary of one of New England's largest utilities, and spans 30 fiber mi with the capacity to handle thirty-two OC-48 or eight OC-192 line rates. Veroxity plans to acquire an additional 500 fiber mi in Massachusetts over the next twelve months.
The completion of Veroxity's metro fiber ring enables Veroxity to reach over 100 commercial office buildings, telecommunication central offices and carrier nodes in and around Boston.
"The ring architecture gives us greater diversity, reliability, and uptime compared with utilizing traditional telecommunication fiber networks," comments Matthew Roth, chief network architect, Veroxity Technology Partners. Veroxity is also working with NSTAR Communications to add laterals to buildings on this ring to offer a more cost-effective and diverse solution utilizing existing fiber to serve enterprise customers. Veroxity is the provider of choice for businesses that require absolutely no interruption in their data communications.
"We're pleased to provide customers like Veroxity with their fiber capacity," says Michael Cooper, director of network development at NSTAR Communications. "Our robust network is why telecommunications companies, hospitals, universities and large business customers choose us."
Founded in 1999 and based in Boston, Veroxity Technology Partners is a privately held data and Internet connectivity services provider for enterprise-class customers. The company's network backbone, The Veroxity Network, provides highly reliable network connectivity services for mission-critical data delivery.