Amsterdam Internet Exchange Prepares for 4G VoIP
The Amsterdam Internet Exchange (AMS-IX) is boosting bandwidth to drive Voice over Internet Protocol by providing Service Level Agreements (SLAs).
AMS-IX is a public peering company and sees the SLAs as the roadmap to guaranteed better service during the transition to VoIP on 4G networks.
While Mobile network operators have IP connections with each other, 4G networks will use IP packets for everything, which will produce a huge amount of data which needs to be dealt with.
Therefore AMS-IX has brought out the Inter-IPX IP Packet Exchange which allows mobile network operators to conform to GSMA standards. Data transmission of the customer packets will start next month.
It is somewhat unchartered territory and many companies which have their own peering agreements will look to see how the AMS-IX experiment goes.
What is certain is that they will have to deal with a huge volume of traffic once the world switches to 4G.
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