London-headquartered digital infrastructure platform connecting Europe and North America, EXA Infrastructure, introduced final week that it has added a fifth transatlantic path to its community footprint. This addition is the Dunant cable, which connects the US and Europe through a southern hall throughout the Atlantic. This funding follows EXA’s partnership with Bulk Fiber Networks, which incorporates the Havfrue subsea cable connecting the US to Norway and Denmark, and integrating it into EXA’s in depth European spine.
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Transatlantic Community Growth
In accordance with EXA Infrastructure, this new route enhances EXA’s current cables that join Paris and Bordeaux in France to the big knowledge centre clusters in Virginia Seashore, Richmond, and Ashburn within the US. Moreover, this new route supplies glorious variety in comparison with different transatlantic cables, and it additionally connects to EXA’s in depth European spine, extending onwards to Madrid, Barcelona, and Marseille through distinct routes, as said by the corporate.
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“The transatlantic is the biggest subsea market globally and with the anticipated development available in the market EXA is uniquely positioned to offer our prospects with the best alternative of variety and availability throughout our 5 transatlantic routes,” said EXA Infrastructure. “The addition of the Dunant cable to our portfolio, which is 400G and spectrum prepared accelerates our mission to turn into the undisputed pan-European and transatlantic knowledge centre to knowledge centre connectivity supplier.”
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Infrastructure for Dependable Connectivity
EXA stated its footprint now extends to 18,000 kilometres of owned subsea cable infrastructure and 20 cable touchdown stations that it owns. The corporate is dedicated to ongoing funding and growth of its community to satisfy the rising connectivity calls for of immediately and the longer term.
Moreover, EXA is a fibre pair proprietor on eight different subsea cables round Europe and the Mediterranean, demonstrating its funding in subsea infrastructure to offer prospects with dependable, low-latency, and high-performance knowledge connections.
