Right now it is Level 3’s North American enterprise sales that are setting the pace for the company. But this week they featured two deals of the international variety, one over in Russia and one down in South America.
The Russian online game developer Nival is looking to target gamers on in North America and Europe, and will be using Level 3’s CDN to help get the necessary download speeds. Nival’s flagship games are the role playing and strategy games Prime World and Blitzkrieg.
And Argentina’s AXION energy will be using Level 3’s services to boost its network. Specifically, they’ll be using the operator’s IP VPN solution to hook up and manage their 23 various locations there and in neighboring Uruguay and Paraguay, as well as its various conferencing and collaboration services more generally.
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