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Alexey Zakrevsky says that market participants are concerned that after Google refuses to work through routing servers, the Internet company itself may not be ready for such volumes of new direct connections. "We discussed this issue with colleagues at the Peering Forum, but did not find a clear answer. It remains unclear how Google will be able to quickly provide all operators with the capacity necessary for direct connections, as well as manage to process the flow of incoming requests from them," he said. Zakrevsky also noted that Google is a large transnational company that coordinates work with Russian operators from abroad, which "usually slows down and complicates interaction."

o the Google network, and the finland whatsapp number database company is constantly working on expanding it. "As soon as the load is close to 50%, we start discussing expansion. This is not a quick process, it can take several months. In addition to the direct connection in Russia, we also have connections in Germany and Finland, meaning that customers will not have problems even if all Google Global Cache servers in Russia stop working," says Metlyuk.

MSK-IX CEO Evgeny Morozov says that Google is connected to this traffic exchange point directly. According to him, the load on this junction is approaching its maximum, so the company plans to expand its capacity, which should increase the speed of Google services in central Russia. Morozov explained that MSK-IX transmits Google traffic mainly to small and medium-sized telecom operators, while large players, as a rule, have a direct connection to Google and also use Google Global Cache servers installed on their networks. "The speed of Google services in the regions directly depends on the number of Google Global Cache servers, and if we consider the scenario that they stop updating and are eventually disconnected, expanding the junctions with Google only in Moscow will not solve the problem of signal delay when transmitting traffic further across the country," Morozov reasons. "The Far East may be an exception, where backbone operators will be able to deliver Google traffic from Japan."

A representative of the Makatel Association (which unites several dozen cable operators) also believes that if Google Global Cache fails, the load on the operators' networks will increase, especially on the main channels, since the traffic will need to be transmitted across the entire network: operators will have to increase capacity.

Representatives of MegaFon, VimpelCom and ER-Telecom Holding declined to comment on whether they intend to expand their cooperation with Google. MTS only reported that "the conditions under which the configuration for passing large volumes of traffic is provided are confidential."

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