RE: Sprint peering policy

[Alex Rubenstein]

> I'm already working on NYC.  For Chicago an OC3 connection to AADS would
> cost more than the long-haul back to Toronto.

Interestingly, it's arguable that once you pay for the OC3 (let's say $5k,
for sake of arguement) and the AADS port (another $5k), you're at $64/meg,
and thats assuming a 95th utilization of 155.

Assuming a more real world utilization of 120 mb/s, at best, you're at
$83/meg, somewhat more expensive than what several providers are selling
at these days.



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