This article was authored by Dylan Bushell-Embling, and was originally posted on telecomasia.net.
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The infrastructure-as-a-service space is a young one, and many young companies are evolving rapidly to fill the niches in a new marketplace. The potential is clear, but providers still must establish their place within the market while fending off forays from all directions. One such company is


Exponential-e was one of the early pioneers of Ethernet networking for the enterprise in the United Kingdom, taking on the existing leased line marketplace from the ground up. Now, with the cloud revolution in full swing, they are reaping the benefits of all that work as more and more enterprises make the leap. With us to talk about the company’s view of the market today and the impact we might see from SD-WAN and other new technologies is the company’s founder and CEO, Lee Wade. 
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