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swXtch.io Integrates Timebeat’s Precision Time Protocol into cloudSwXtch

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Following the recent launch of its cloudSwXtch high performance networking product for the cloud, swXtch.io, a wholly-owned subsidiary of IEX Group, has deployed and integrated Timebeat’s Precision Time Protocol (PTP) into the cloudSwXtch technology, enabling clock synchronization across hybrid cloud networks.

The integration of the Timebeat PTP into cloudSwXtch adds standard PTP access to the hybrid cloud and hybrid networks, bringing cloud capabilities in line with on-premises networks.

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