Feb04
Adding this new facility to the RETN network helps us strengthen our presence in Germany by increasing the number of well-known and valued platforms where we can offer our protected connectivity services.
Feb01
The new RETN PoP at Digital Realty 60 Hudson street, one of the most interconnected buildings in the country, is interlinked to our existing New York facilities and directly back to Europe.
Jan13
The RETN Board of Directors are pleased to announce the appointment of Tony O’Sullivan as the new CEO. Tony has taken over reins as CEO from one of the RETN founders, Dmitry Samarin. Dmitry will remain with RETN as Chairman of the Board focusing on shareholders relations and strategy.
Dec01
In implementing origin validation based on RPKI on its IP network identified as AS9002, RETN contributes to global efforts in making the Internet ecosystem more reliable.
Nov17
With the office in Milan, we extend our “global reach, local approach” thinking to the South of Europe, bringing our international expertise in network services and a renowned level of service and support directly to the market.
Nov05
Flexible and programmable solution connects data centers on the RETN fiber network in Central Europe where high availability of services and low latency are essential for applications such as content delivery, OTT services and video streaming.
Oct22
The new ring-based architecture supports incremental traffic growth to the key data centres on RETN’s metro area network and facilitates migration to 100G technologies. For customers – a greater resilience and availability of high-capacity IP-transit service delivered in shorter timeframes.
Oct20
Directly connected to the RETN Eurasian network by redundant terrestrial links running through China to the Kazakhstan border, the new PoP boasts diverse international reach and reliable low latency services to Central Asia and Europe.
Oct15
At RETN we bring Southeast Asia, Asia and Europe closer with reliable and secure network connections. Learn more about the new PoP in Jakarta and check out latencies from our news post page.
Sep08
Budapest is now connected to Western Europe by two separate high-capacity routes provided by RETN. The redundant links are aimed to support customers’ high demand in IP/MPLS and L1 based services in the region.