
Looking glass
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daily traffic peak
ISPs reached globally
global locations
backbone-connected DCs
Three components: our backbone carries traffic between regions, peering hands it off into your user’s network, and transit covers whatever we do not peer with.
Orange, Arelion, Lumen, Liberty Global, GTT, and 10 more. BGP optimization selects the best path based on performance, not cost.
A private interconnect means one hop from us into the network your user is on. Fewer networks in the path, fewer places to congest at peak.
A server in Paris serving a user in New York crosses the Atlantic on our own circuits, not handed off to transit at the nearest exchange. 400GE and 100GE circuits across the 50 data centers the backbone connects.
300+ networks peered directly, chosen location by location, with over 3,000 ISPs reachable through those interconnects and our transit. The last hop, from our network into the network your user is on, is where peak congestion shows up. Everything before it runs on our own backbone.
Each data center carries the PNIs that matter in its region, so traffic takes the local path, not a detour through a distant hub. A server in Tokyo reaches SoftBank, NTT, and KDDI directly. Frankfurt reaches Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone, and O2. Twelve years of agreements, region by region.

Capacity sized to local demand with headroom on top. No location running on a single transit link. Same hardware standard, same SLA, same engineers in São Paulo as in Frankfurt.

Alongside our direct PNIs, we peer at major regional internet exchanges including AMS-IX, DE-CIX, LINX, and HKIX. That expands local reach and gives us more routing options into the networks your users depend on.

Each data center carries the PNIs that matter in its region, so traffic takes the local path, not a detour through a distant hub. A server in Tokyo reaches SoftBank, NTT, and KDDI directly. Frankfurt reaches Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone, and O2. Twelve years of agreements, region by region.
Capacity sized to local demand with headroom on top. No location running on a single transit link. Same hardware standard, same SLA, same engineers in São Paulo as in Frankfurt.
Alongside our direct PNIs, we peer at major regional internet exchanges including AMS-IX, DE-CIX, LINX, and HKIX. That expands local reach and gives us more routing options into the networks your users depend on.



Many workloads run across dedicated infrastructure and cloud at the same time. We peer directly into the major clouds, so traffic between your servers and your cloud environment takes a short path.

Direct PNI in 23 locations: Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London, New York, Paris, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, and more.
Direct PNI in 9 locations, including Ashburn, Frankfurt, London, New York, Paris, Prague, Singapore, and Vienna.
Direct PNI in 5 locations across Europe, North America, and Asia-Pacific.
Instead of pretending that hardware doesn’t fail and outages don’t exist, we come well prepared.
Network and power uptime are each committed at 99.99% monthly. Redundant routing and switching in every location, with multiple transit providers per data center.
Shield is enabled by default in every location, not sold separately for dedicated servers. Mitigation in under 10 seconds for L4 attacks, volume attacks, and TCP SYN floods.
Learn moreContinuous last‑mile monitoring with automatic rerouting around congestion. Real‑time data, daily routing adjustments.

Our looking glass and latency graphs are public, so every number above is measurable from outside.

Run traceroutes and pings from any of our 67 locations. See exactly how your traffic routes from our network.

See how we connect to major networks, per location. Real measured latency, not theoretical specs.

Real incident history and per-location uptime. The same data our team watches.
