The infographic below shows the pathway of how the Internet actually travels from home computers to data centers with serve the Internet content to your browsers. Every day we use the Internet and it has become one of the most significant factors to help us connect to the people even thousands of miles apart. One thing is constant that no matter what the device a person is using, the data has to make a long and highly structured journey to be delivered to the end user.

The user’s request travels from his browser to reach the Internet Service Provider (ISP). The ISP has routers which uplinks to multiple upstream providers and Internet exchanges to make the most efficient and cost-effective path to reach the required servers. Today almost 80% of the traffic is served from the local servers of big content providers like Google, Amazon, Netflix, etc by peering with Internet exchanges to provide low latency and low transit costs.

Jaze ISP Manager helps ISPs to shape, manage and route packets efficiently with flexible radius peering policies and ensures you deliver high quality of internet services with low latency to end users at affordable rates.