It’s proved itself to be an overall useful and user-friendly team communication tool that allows instant messaging, voice calls/voice chat, video calls, screen sharing, file transfer, and much more.
We also appreciate the feedback the Network team has been giving us when we were looking for a network solution that fits us.If you’re an online creator (regardless of if you’re a gamer or not), chances are that you have at least considered using Discord regularly to connect to your online audience. In the entire process, i3D.net was very adaptive to Discords’ needs. They either resold network capacity, or they did not have the in-house expertise to build a network effectively based on our needs. Other partners we tried to work with, were not able to do so. The entire ecosystem built by i3D.net, including their network and dedicated servers and their help with designing the use case, was exactly what we needed. This allows them to respond quickly and accurately to fix any issue that might come up.
i3D.net has full control and ownership over its network and servers. Besides, we also looked at this partnership from a corporate perspective. “Over time, we noticed that the user experience on i3D.net’s servers was better than on the servers from other providers we had been working with. According to Mark Smith, what sets i3D.net apart from other hosting providers is the quality of the privately-owned network that is connected through the largest carriers and internet exchanges in the world. The partnership with i3D.net began in 2017 and started out with just a couple of servers at a few locations. Besides, back in the days as a small start-up, we coped with a challenging timeframe, therefore we needed to find partners to make it happen.” In addition, we did not have the physical resources around the globe to make this happen. We did not have the talent that understood how to build a network or how to maintain the hardware and power in data centers. Since we were a start-up, we were not yet equipped to build up everything that is needed to develop this entire platform around the app by ourselves. “We wanted to be the best real-time communication app, but to do that, we had to be able to deliver low latency and high-quality audio services around the world. He explains the challenges Discord had to face as a start-up: Mark Smith, Director of infrastructure is responsible for everything Discord does at the back end, ranging from cloud systems to voice and video systems, the software that Discord builds, and the hardware they use. The main motivation to create Discord came from the need to make services that use real-time communication (WebRTC), like TeamSpeak and Skype, better. Discord has about 180 employees, from which a small team of four engineers specifically work on Discords voice and video service infrastructure.
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