Global Peering Forum 2025 - Denver Colorado

Contribution List

2. Forward Path Matching routes to traffic levels

Mr Stephan Schroeder (BENOCS)

Typically, having a direct interconnect with a peer in multiple locations would make most traffic ingress and egress via these direct interconnects with that peer. In reality, this is often not the fact; traffic takes asymmetrical paths. Asymmetrical paths can cause latency and performance issues, load-balancing problems, routing instability and poor quality of service. Taking the traffic from...

36. Good, Fast, Cheap: Which Two?

There is an infinite number of ways to improve the network. How do you prioritize?

This presentation is about identifying what's most important for your network, and how to prioritize competing priorities for precious dollars.

33. Interconnection in Romania: Insights from Internet Measurement Data

Tiberiu Gindu (ANISP - RoNIX)

an overview on how IP interconections (peerings) are seen for Romania - using various tools.

35. Internet and impacts associated with local norms in LATAM

Agustin Speziale (GPF)

The idea of this proposal for a talk at the next GPF 2025 meeting arises based on the results obtained in the survey carried out at the end of the GPF 2024, within the needs to talk about issues related to "REGULATIONS" arose and I offered to comment on those that are related in the Latin American region, where the organization I represent and I have more experience. The being made up of many...

34. PeeringDB: What's New and What's Next?

In this presentation we'll talk about PeeringDB organization updates, look at some of the recent feature developments, and then go over the key roadmap features planned for this year.

5. The Peering Model of the Future

Mr Ben Nicklin (Vodafone)

With the potential growth of paid peering and other internet commercial models, a Panel session shall be conducted with an Eyeball Network, a Transit provider, a CDN and an IX discus the future of peering models.