Faster connectivity expected Leeside as INEX Cork goes live
INEX Cork was built to facilitate the growing Internet traffic and Internet dependent businesses in the Cork and South West region.
Cork is set to become an even more attractive option for businesses hoping to locate in Ireland.
It follows the launch of a vital part of the Irish national communications infrastructure Leeside today.
INEX Cork was built to facilitate the growing Internet traffic and Internet dependent businesses in the Cork and South West region and it will now keep traffic local and reduce the need for Internet traffic to be exchanged through Dublin.
The result will be fast connectivity Leeside.
Speaking to RedFM News Chief Executive of INEX Barry Rhodes says this initiative is another step in allowing Cork to rival the capital as a place to business:
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