Thread: UK to US Cities
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Old 19-04-2014, 21:14   #2
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Re: UK to US Cities

Considering that there hasn't been a trans-Atlantic cable installed for a decade, and that the ones in place all follow pre-existing routes, then they'll all be pretty much of a muchness.

New lower latency route cables are planned, but are yet to be installed.

So Level 3, which now includes Global Crossing infrastructure, is as good as any.
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