Seattle or any other USA Dedi provider?

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Hi, can anyone recommend a supplier for Seattle area, well connected.
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[FrancoFang]

On Seattle specifically, "well connected" has a fairly precise meaning, and it's worth using it as your filter rather than reading spec sheets.

Seattle's connectivity is concentrated in one building, the Westin Building Exchange downtown, and the Seattle Internet Exchange sits inside it. SIX is unusual in that the barrier to joining is very low compared with most exchanges, which is why so many networks are on it. The practical consequence for you: a provider operating in Seattle who is not on SIX has declined to do the one cheap thing that would make a Seattle presence worth having. That is a fair question to ask before buying, and you don't have to take their word for the answer, because PeeringDB will tell you.

The other thing worth knowing is why anyone picks Seattle at all. For purely US-facing traffic it usually isn't the obvious choice. Where it earns its place is trans-Pacific. The Pacific Northwest is a natural interconnection point for Asia-facing routes, and for some Asian destinations a well peered Seattle box behaves better than a Los Angeles one, despite LA being the more famous Asia gateway. If part of your audience is in Asia, test both rather than assuming. If none of it is, it's worth asking yourself what Seattle is buying you over somewhere cheaper.

At $150-200 for 4-6 cores and 32GB, the hardware side of this is commoditised and you'll get roughly the same box from anyone. The routing is not commoditised. That's where I'd spend the negotiating energy.

I work on the provider side, so read that as how we'd evaluate a market rather than a recommendation of anyone specific.