The thinking behind the network

EXA Meridian is a next-generation transatlantic cable system that will provide hyperscalers, cloud providers, and enterprises with scalable, end-to-end, high-capacity connectivity by combining subsea and terrestrial infrastructure under a single operator to support the future growth of AI and cloud networks.

COO Ciaran Delaney writes about a platform built to meet what digital leaders need

“Confidence, Speed, Precision” reflects a major shift in how defence and government organisations are thinking about cyber resilience. For years, cyber strategy has focused heavily on applications, endpoints and platforms.

It’s no secret that AI infrastructure is scaling fast. In 2025, total operational data centre capacity exceeded 40GW across 97 markets - a figure largely driven by hyperscalers, enterprise, data centre operators, and a growing number of AI-focused providers entering the market.

Everyone talks about gas pipelines in the Eastern Mediterranean. Almost nobody talks about fiber-optic cables. That’s a problem, because in the next years data will matter more than gas.

It was truly wonderful attending the FIA Expo in Chicago this week. The energy, conversations, and insights shared throughout the conference were exceptional, and it was great connecting with so many industry peers and partners.

When people picture digital infrastructure, they usually think of large data centres. But behind every long-haul fibre route is a network of small, powerful, and often overlooked sites: In-Line Amplifiers (ILAs).

ZET.NET is a fast-growing global network service provider, delivering advanced IP Transit, Layer 2 Transport, Colocation, and custom Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IAAS) solutions (baremetal servers and network equipment).

When it comes to international connectivity, the difference between networks isn’t just about price - it’s about quality, reliability, future-proof design, and strict maintenance discipline.