Gnax - Company News

April 2008

A gigabit connection to the WVFiber has been added to the GNAX Silver network, bringing the total gigabit connections on that network to five.

February 2008

GNAX adds another gigabit connection to the Gold network, this time from Level3. This brings the total capacity of the Gold network to 6Gbps, not including peering traffic.

December 2007

GNAX adds a gigabit connection from Qwest to the Gold network, providing extra bandwidth capacity to its premier network.

November 2007

Global Net Access, LLC announces the addition of a gigabit connection from Sprint to the Gold network (AS 3595) which will increase performance and continue to solidify GNAX as the highest performance network.

August 2007

GNAX adds another gigabit ethernet circuit to its silver network. The circuit is a new provider, PCCW/BTN, that is already in use on the gold network and will bolster router improvement and add additional capacity.

May 2007

GNAX announces the addition of two more generators to its state of the art fully N+1 redundant 2.5 megawatt parallel Cummins generator system. The new generators bring the total capacity to 1.5 megawatts with 500 KW in N+1 redundancy.

The final 500 KW generator will be delivered the first week of June, bringing the active generator capacity to 2 megawatts.

March 2007

GNAX announces the addition of a gigabit connection to the silver network (AS 16626) from Telia which will increase the performance of the formerly all-Cogent transit network, providing affordable connectivity options to AtlantaNAP customers.

Network Update

ATLANTA, GA - Global Net Access, LLC announces the addition of a gigabit connection from Sprint to the Gold network (AS 3595) which will increase performance and continue to solidify GNAX as the highest performance network.

The GNAX network is available in the Atlanta market with net connectivity at the AtlantaNAP and at TELX, as well as loop connectivity to all of the Atlanta metro region.

President of GNAX Jeff Hinkle states that there are more additions to come shortly which will only make the network more incredible.

Started in 1994, GNAX is one of the oldest networks in operation. It is route optimized by the Avaya route science platform and runs on Cisco routers.

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