The Havfrue system – the only transatlantic link between the US and Norway, harnessing the northern corridor’s renewable and scalable energy, powered by the collaboration of EXA, Bulk, and NJFX.
The Havfrue system – the only transatlantic link between the US and Norway, harnessing the northern corridor’s renewable and scalable energy, powered by the collaboration of EXA, Bulk, and NJFX.
We own and operate 180,000 route km of fibre and duct across 31 countries, with nine transatlantic cable systems connecting Europe and North America. Backed by I Squared Capital, and run as a pure-play infrastructure company, independent of any hyperscaler or cloud.
Dark Fibre, Spectrum, Wavelengths and Ethernet on routes we own, a Managed Fibre Network (MFN) where we run the network on your behalf, colocation at cable landing stations and amplifier sites, and technical services from design and build to full network outsourcing.
Across Europe and the Atlantic: terrestrial routes from the Nordics to the Mediterranean and the Balkans, nine transatlantic systems into North America, and corridors extending east toward the Caucasus.
Hyperscalers, NeoClouds and content platforms, carriers and service providers, financial markets, and governments and critical infrastructure operators: organisations that want the physical layer on their own terms.
Long-term IRUs to hold capacity outright, flexible leases without the long commitment, or fully managed services. The model is yours to pick; the network is the same either way.
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.
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