Regional network
Nearer to the people
in the room.
A targeted regional footprint, selected for the places your sessions happen.
Global Footprint
Regional interconnectivity supports rooms whose participants work across time zones. Synton reserves capacity around expected room demand; regional availability is confirmed during workspace onboarding.
Plan around participant distance.
| Coverage area | Planning RTT objective | Resilience approach |
|---|---|---|
| Northern Europe | <15 ms within served metros | Diverse regional interconnect paths |
| Western Europe | <25 ms within served metros | Independent carrier handoff options |
| North America East | <25 ms within served metros | Regional path alternatives |
RTT objectives describe participant proximity within a served metro. They are planning values, not cross-ocean guarantees. A workspace review confirms active regional capacity and its service profile.
Keep a room close to its participants.
Assign a room to the active region that best fits its participants before issuing session tickets. Moving an established room is an application-level decision: a room stays associated with its selected regional service.
Deployments use carrier-neutral regional interconnect facilities. Signaling, media forwarding, and recording capacity are sized separately, with planned maintenance coordinated through the workspace contact.
Reliability is a set of working parts.
The service health board reports signaling, forwarding, connectivity negotiation, and distribution independently. A workspace service schedule defines availability objectives and incident communication for its reserved capacity.
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