Custom Connect Delivers Transatlantic Low-Latency Connectivity to Leading European Financial Trader

Amersfoort, The Netherlands – October 28, 2010 - Custom Connect, a global reseller of high-performance network solutions, today announced that one of Europe’s leading financial traders selected Custom Connect’s transatlantic connectivity solution. It concerns a dedicated 10G network route between New York City and Equinix in Slough. The connection will guarantee ultra-low latency fiber connectivity on a key route for the trading market.

Custom Connect offered a tailored solution that:
• Is optimized for Multilateral Trading Facilities (MTFs) and key datacenters;
• Is part of a contractual agreement that guarantees ultra-low latency between two trading locations based on the shortest path available between the United States and Europe;
• Offers 24x7 support; and
• Included dedicated project management.

“We pride ourselves on being able to offer customers the best-in-class latency, quality, reliability, flexibility, cost effectiveness and responsiveness that is required to succeed”, commented Olav van Doorn, Executive Director of Custom Connect, “This project showcases the commitment and trust we have with our customers.”

About Custom Connect (http://custom-connect.net)
Custom Connect is a global reseller of high-performance network solutions. Custom Connect’s services offer carrier-neutral, reliable and integrated connectivity while simplifying network management, support and sourcing through a single point-of-contact.
Custom Connect specializes in researching, designing and optimizing (low-latency) networks. Custom Connect provides Dark Fiber, Wavelengths, Ethernet, SDH, IP and colocation services in combination with project management and a dedicated 24x7 support organization.
Custom Connect’s customers include leading companies in the financial, media and service provider industry. Custom Connect is headquartered in The Netherlands.

Custom Connect

ATTN: Olav van Doorn

Algolweg 11
3821 BG Amersfoort
The Netherlands

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