fast isp for data streaming server?

[Alex Beamish]

Once again, I can highly recommend pair Networks .. they have high volume
plans ..

http://pair.com/services/high_volume/

that cover large traffic applications such as the ones I believe you're
describing.

Alex

On 9/30/05, Zbigniew Koziol <zkoziol-Zd07PnzKK1IAvxtiuMwx3w at public.gmane.org> wrote:
>
> The subject might have been raised here many times. I am no so good in
> it, though, thats why I am formulating the question in my own words.
>
> One of the companies I know is planning to provide a demo of their
> application to other companies around the world. They have an
> outstending product indeed. Their application will require as fast as
> possible connection for streaming data between the server located
> somewhere in the world and client software that will be located anywhere.
>
> I wonder what criteria should be considered in that case when looking
> for an appropriate server hosting? Is it mauch a matter if each of them
> has a very fast connection? I would guess that no.
>
> Or, perhaps, if they are going to make a presentation let say for client
> in Toronto, perhaps the best choice would be an isp in Toronto hosting
> the server?
>
> zb.
>
>
>
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