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<font size="-1"><font face="Calibri">Following on from my earlier post,
I have had a handful of offlist replies which has prompted another
reply. <br>
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>From the comments I received and doing some digging over the last hour,
Vocus and AAPT are actually much closer in "size", based on visible
downstream ASNs + prefixes, to AAPT then I first thought, and I am
honestly surprised at how rapidly they have grown.<br>
<br>
I am, hereby proposing that there be a hat eating session at the
conference this year :-)<br>
<br>
Cheers,<br>
Nick.<br>
<br>
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<pre>This is what I couldn't really fathom myself, and the Commsday article
doesn't make it overly clear - but is the dispute in the sense Vocus are
wanting to peer with AAPT, or are Vocus trying to peer with someone else
within an AAPT facility...
Because with all due respect to the Vocus guys, if it is Vocus trying to
peer with AAPT, and its successful, I will eat my hat.
Nick.
Mark Smith wrote:
>> That'd be impressive growth in the time you've been around if you're
>> going to be sending roughly as much traffic to AAPT as they're sending
>> to you.
>>
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