Using a global network of edge locations this new service can deliver popular data stored in Amazon S3 to customers around the globe through local access.Now, Amazon is only currently peering visibly with 4 other networks: Qwest, NTT, Tiscali, and Level3, which all seem to be transit providers.
Now I guess their edge routers don't absolutely need to sit in peered networks, but I'm sure it'll make the host networks happier [otherwise those host networks will be bearing the cost of reverse-proxying the traffic through their own transit connections].
The PeeringDB page for Amazon isn't that much more helpful - no public switching presence noted, but there is some promise shown in the following locations:
- Equinix Ashburn
- PAIX Palo Alto [incl. PacketExchange I guess]
- The Westin Building [Yay SIX! And PAIX Seattle too, I suppose]
