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onShore Networks Expands to Equinix Chicago Facility

Newly established presence grants expanded cross-connect capability to additional transport providers.

onShore Networks Expands to Equinix Chicago Facility
2014-02-21
CHICAGO, IL, February 21, 2014 (Press-News.org) onShore Networks, a leading provider of Network Management services in the Chicago area, has announced an established presence within Equinix's 350 East Cermak location. The partnership between onShore and Equinix joins their bandwidth infrastructure and enhances the quality of onShore's ISP and colocation service delivery. Furthermore, this partnership grants onShore the ability to connect to additional public and private networks, providing a new selection of private transports for their customers.

With the addition of the new connection at 350 East Cermak, onShore can extend its private network, private cloud, and voice offerings to a larger customer base. Now onShore can provide fully monitored and managed circuits with speeds of up to 10 gigabits per second. This new service offering is in addition to onShore's current partnerships with Zayo, Cogent, Megapath, XO, and AT&T.

About Equinix: A global infrastructure provider, Equinix operates 35 International Business Exchange data centers across 11 countries. With robust disaster recovery and security procedures, Equinix provides a safe and capable home for clients such as Google, the U.S. government, and over 4,400 other customers in the Pacific Asia, Europe, and North American regions.

About onShore Networks: Since 1991, onShore has been dedicated to providing high-quality technological services to their clients. Offering a wide variety of services ranging from connectivity for charter schools to Network Management and Managed Security for many Chicago-area businesses, onShore continues to offer reliable technology solutions for any industry. With staff dedicated to helping clients with their networks twenty-four hours a day, 365 days a year, onShore is Always On.

For further information regarding Equinix, please visit http://www.equinix.com.
For further information regarding onShore Networks, please visit http://www.onShore.com or contact:

Nick Valavanis
Chief Operating Officer
onShore Networks
312-850-5200
nick@onShore.com
1407 West Chicago Avenue, Chicago, IL 60642

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[Press-News.org] onShore Networks Expands to Equinix Chicago Facility
Newly established presence grants expanded cross-connect capability to additional transport providers.