Hyperscalers
Already on-net where you're entering, building where you're still evaluating. Wholesale volumes, one NOC, across every region.
SECTORS / CLOUD, CONTENT AND AI
Your next region is already lit.
Dark Fibre, Wavelengths and Spectrum in the markets where you're deploying next. We build into new markets before the orders arrive.
One operator, from the seabed to your site.
Most providers hand off where the cable meets the land. We don't, so when something breaks it's ours to fix rather than yours to chase.
180,000+
route km of fibre and duct
400G
wavelengths, 800G ready
500+
DWDM PoPs across Europe and into North America
Capacity ahead of demand
The build doesn't wait for the order.
We proactively invest where our customers will need us in one, three and five years. Diversity is planned in from the start, not retrofitted.
NeoClouds and GPU builders
Your training data reaches the clusters, and your models reach the edge. One network carries both, and it grows as your footprint does.
Content and streaming
Bandwidth for your peaks, and edge capacity close enough to your users that the stream holds.
Gaming platforms
Latency your players feel, and the capacity to push libraries and updates out to your edge and cache sites, or your CDN's.
Content, Cloud and AI datasheet
How the network supports hyperscalers, SaaS, cloud providers, gaming, media and AI workloads, with the products and coverage behind it.
Problems we solve
The compute is moving
fast. So is our build.
We can’t get diverse capacity fast enough for a new region
Owned routes and fast, repeatable provisioning, without waiting on a third party’s build timeline.
Our subsea-to-land handoff is a black box
One owner, one NOC, from the cable landing station through to the terrestrial network. One team can see the whole path, so there's nothing to investigate.
We need to reach a new GPU site
Tell us the site. We'll say whether we're already there, and what it takes if we're not.
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Frequently asked questions
How much of the network does EXA Infrastructure operate?
The network is operated by us, end to end: 180,000 route km of fibre and duct under one contract and one NOC. On ownership, the subsea portfolio splits six wholly owned, six held in consortium and six on long-term IRU.
What capacity is available now, and what is the roadmap?
400G wavelengths are available on the platform today, with 800G ready, and spectrum and dark fibre where you want to run your own equipment. Capacity is added into new markets ahead of orders rather than in response to them, so ask us for the current position on the routes you care about.
How diverse are the paths for AI traffic?
Nine diverse transatlantic systems, meshed with long-haul and metro protection, so alternative paths exist at each layer. For east-west traffic between data centres, diversity is planned around the corridors your traffic actually travels rather than the shortest line on a map.
How fast can new capacity be provisioned?
It depends on whether we are already on-net at both ends. Where we are, provisioning is fast and repeatable. Where we are not, we build, and the honest answer is that a build takes as long as a build takes; we will tell you the timeline before you commit.
Can routing respect data sovereignty?
Yes. Where required, routing can be designed to keep traffic within a defined jurisdiction, with the path documented to provide clear evidence of where traffic travels and support sovereignty requirements.
Explore sectors
Financial Markets
Sub-60ms round trip between London and New York, with direct routes into Slough and Secaucus.
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Carriers and Service Providers
Wholesale capacity from the company that runs the network rather than resells it.
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Government and Critical Infrastructure
Infrastructure for services where downtime isn't an option, for government organisations, local authorities and defence contractors.
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