Xbox Live update
Microsoft and Level 3 Communications, an international communications and information company and provider of network services in North America and Europe, announced today that they’ve come to an agreement that will have Level 3 Communications provide multiple broadband infrastructure services for Xbox Live. Under the terms of this agreement, Level 3 will provide (3)Center Colocation, (3)CrossRoads Internet access, and (3)Packet MPLS Private Network (MPN) services for Xbox Live.
"We chose Level 3 because its network infrastructure gives us the premium performance, scalability and flexibility we need to provide Xbox Live gamers in North America and Europe with the most intense and robust online gaming experience in the world," said J Allard, General Manager, Xbox Platform for Microsoft.
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"Xbox is an extremely powerful and innovative video game system," said Jack Waters, chief technology officer for Level 3. "We look forward to help bring the many innovative Xbox games to an online environment where gamers in many different countries can enjoy their experiences together at the same time. Online gaming is one of the applications that we envisioned enabling when we first began to develop what we believe is the world's most advanced and highest performing broadband network."
Xbox Live launches this fall with five exclusive titles as launch, and more than a dozen slated for release by the end of the year. The end of 2003 will mark the launch of over 50 Xbox Live titles. Stay with us for more Xbox Live news as it develops.
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