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EXA Infrastructure joins Dutch Data Center Association to deepen network connectivity in the Netherlands
EXA Infrastructure has joined the DDA as a high-quality data centre supplier, and offers transport between data centres to provide capacity as close as possible to where end-customers need it.
Learn MoreEXA Infrastructure brings four-fold network capacity leap to customers by enabling 400-gigabit wavelengths
400-Gigabit (400G) wavelength services are the next frontier in optical network speeds, enabling 400 billion bits of information per second to travel down a single optical wavelength.
Learn MoreExa Infrastructure introduces 400 Gbps services
The company said the jump from 100G to 400G is both a significant step forward in capacity and enables it to offer broader wavelength options to customers.
Learn MoreExa boosts former GTT network speed to 400Gbps
Exa Infrastructure, the company that last month took over GTT Communications’ infrastructure, has upgraded two-thirds of its network to 400Gbps.
Learn MoreIn charge of beautiful infrastructure
Martijn Blanken has crossed the world from Sydney to take charge of what’s now Exa Infrastructure. Under new ownership, it used to be Interoute, Hibernia Networks and other companies. He talks to Alan Burkitt-Gray
Learn MoreGTT Closes Sale, Buyers Rename It EXA Infrastructure
EXA Infrastructure, the most expansive dedicated digital infrastructure platform connecting Europe and North America, today unveiled a new brand and outlined its intentions to meet rising customer demand for core services after its acquisition by I Squared Capital.
Learn MoreUltra-broadband: Exa, a new European infrastructure giant, is born
The company was created after I Squared Capital completed its acquisition of the assets of Interoute, Hibernia and Kpn. The "newco" has a 100 000 km fibre network connecting 300 cities. CEO Blanken: "We are determined to become the undisputed market leader in this sector".
Learn MoreFormer GTT Infrastructure division acquired, relaunches as EXA Infrastructure
In this deal, I Squared Capital essentially gains “selected network and data center assets accumulated from several GTT acquisitions, including Interoute, Hibernia, and KPN International,” the seller says.
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