Cogent Communications Holdings, Inc. is a Tier 1 Internet Service Provider that offers low-cost high-speed Internet access, private network services and colocation center services with ultra-low latency data transmission. The company provides its services to markets spanning across North America, Europe Asia, Latin America and Australia. It addresses the dynamic needs of various small and medium-sized businesses, ISPs and other bandwidth-intensive organizations. Cogent's network comprises metropolitan optical networks, in-building riser facilities, inter-city transport facilities and metropolitan traffic aggregation points. It transmits low cost packet switched traffic over a reliable and secure network compared with traditional circuit-switched telephone networks....
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