> We are measuring significant latency reductions for real players to google data centers right now.
Again, you only have visibility to the POPs, so you're only seeing improvements on the path to the POP.
For example: there is no Google POP anywhere near its Oregon datacenter[1]. You literally can't just push your traffic to the Dalles and plug into the datacenter.
So, no matter where your customer is, you can only improve the traffic to the Seattle or the Bay Area POPs, where the traffic will move over to Google's private network.
Sorry, but I have to call BS on your claims...