It sounds like you might not have a lot of time for the EIX WG, but I
have a white paper I would like to share at some point (at this RIPE or
another). It is called "The Great (Public vs Private) Peering Debate:
Peering at 10Gbps" that focuses on an Economic Analysis of 10G Peering
from the ISP Perspective. It is demonstrates that even with new and
pretty expensive 10G hardware, peering makes sense financially after a
few gbps of peering traffic. The Public vs. Private peering part is
required for the research because the Peering Coordinator Community
points out that the next best alternative to 10G public peering is
peeling off cross connects or circuits and private peering, so the
paper compares these two options.
Bill
On 4/27/05, Fearghas McKay <fm@st-kilda.org> wrote:
At 9:14 am +0200 27/4/05, Job Witteman wrote:
>Please inform (I believe that most EIX-ers are as much in the dark as we
>are...)
The WG session itself will be the same - but the process of deciding which
slot we are in on Thursday is still ongoing.
The whole RIPE meeting format has been changed to have a long EOF type
plenary session with WGs on only the Thursday and Friday am - hence we will
only have one slot.
f
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