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Introduction to Exchange Point Economics
Exchanges must be inexpensive, not reliable.
Inexpensive, not Reliable
Inexpensive, not Reliable (2)
Inexpensive, not Reliable (3)
Inexpensive, not Reliable (4)
Inexpensive, not Reliable (5)
Switch Fabric Fragmentation
Switch Fabric Fragmentation (2)
Switch Fabric Fragmentation (3)
Switch Fabric Fragmentation (4)
Switch Fabric Fragmentation (5)
Open Peering is the Only Effective Way to Create Value
Peering Creates Value (2)
Peering Creates Value (3)
Peering Creates Value (4)
Peering Creates Value (5)
Peering Creates Value (6)
Peering Creates Value (7)
Collateral Lesson: Peering and Sale of Transit are Complementary, not Mutually Exclusive
Collateral Lesson 1: Peering with Customers is Good
Collateral Lesson 1: Peering with Customers is Good (2)
Collateral Lesson 1: Peering with Customers is Good (2)
Collateral Lesson 2: Refusing Peering Hurts You Both
Collateral Lesson 3: If You Refuse Someone Peering, You Create a Customer for your Competitor
Summary
Bill Woodcock
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Author: Bill Woodcock
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