DreamTank, an innovative entertainment and technology company, announced its selection of Switch and Data (PAIX) and TELEHOUSE (NYIIX, LAIIX) to provide co-location as well as public and private peering distribution and access, as part of DreamTank's global expansion efforts to create an extensive content distribution network (CDN) for its full range IPTV offering.

DreamTank is the developer and owner of an IPTV software platform that elevates online video delivery and playback quality to new highs, streaming television quality at 384 kilobit per second and DVD quality at only 768 kilobits per second over standard broadband connections.

NYIIX, New York's largest internet exchange, and PAIX with eight robust Class A facilities with cost-effective access to peers and transit providers via a single point of connection, were selected based on their superior networks, exceptional service, broad geographic reach and solid reputations.

"We are extremely happy that we have peered with Switch and Data and TELEHOUSE. Both companies provide outstanding customer service, and have demonstrated unparalleled understanding of DreamTank's one-of-a-kind business strategy. With these agreements in place, DreamTank is able to peer with hundreds of partners in a seamless and efficient way," said Amnon Lisbona, EVP of business development for DreamTank. "Today, with a presence in more than 50 datacenters in the USA, and over 20 internationally, we can easily peer with any network in the world."

Through these network relationships, DreamTank gains cost effective broadband distribution, and expansive reach to the business-to-business and business-to-consumer markets. By peering with DreamTank through either NYIIX or PAIX, ISPs can access DreamTank's content distribution network to meet their clients' streaming media needs.