Introducing Fast Large File Transfer for Enterprises

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We are excited to announce our high speed file transfer service for enterprises to send and receive large files rapidly from anywhere in the world.

Typically, companies use standard internet for sending large files over long distances. Although this gets the job done most of the time, the reality is that these transfers are often very slow due to network congestion and inconsistent performance. Slow file transfers of critical data has a negative impact on the customer experience and productivity.

With our accelerated file transfer service, your users can send and receive files up to 20X faster than standard internet due to cloud-optimized routing.

How does it work?

Whenever a user uploads or downloads files from the Thru platform with accelerated file transfer service enabled, files are automatically sent by the fastest transfer route according to the user’s location. The technology works very similar to the way a GPS directs you to avoid heavily trafficked areas.

When used for uploads and downloads, internet traffic is scanned in real time and files are sent down the fastest possible route, drastically increasing travel speeds. Since we can be integrated with multiple applications, your company can use Thru to increase the speed of file transfers in applications like Microsoft Outlook, Salesforce and more.
Speed Up Slow File Transfer Speeds with Thru

How fast do we deliver?

We put together a video that shows a race between our accelerated file transfer service and standard internet. We set up three destinations to send a 100MB file from the U.S. West Coast using our acceleration and simultaneously sent the same file using standard internet. Watch the race below!

demo video of how to send files up to 20X faster than standard internet due to cloud-optimized routing with Thru

 

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