Data centre interconnect (DCI) stories
Equinix customers across EMEA can now buy and manage local access links through one portal, reducing the need to juggle multiple carriers.
A proof of concept aims to cut settlement times and reconciliation work in syndicated lending, after modelling a USD $1.945 billion Term Loan B.
The upgrade gives data-heavy customers more capacity across the Tasman as AI and cloud traffic drives demand for faster links between New Zealand and Australia.
Operators can now reroute traffic to Frankfurt via three separate corridors, reducing the risk of outages across the Middle East and Balkans.
IT teams spending more than 11 hours a week troubleshooting connectivity could now use plain-language AI commands to manage DE-CIX services.
Traffic at the exchange has nearly quadrupled in a year, lifting it into the top 30 North American hubs and widening reach across Chicago.
Cape Verde could become a key digital gateway as the firms seek a more direct South Atlantic route linking Europe, Africa and Latin America.
The 4,000-kilometre link is set to ease congestion on existing corridors and bolster data flows for AI and cloud users by 2030.
It gives businesses private high-speed links between Auckland sites as demand rises for secure data transfers and AI-ready cloud capacity.
Private fibre links across Auckland will let data-heavy businesses move traffic between facilities with less congestion and more predictable performance.
Enterprises could cut AI latency and simplify compliance as the new service places inference closer to data, apps and users.
Enterprises could cut the manual work of linking AI and cloud systems as Equinix readies a managed service built on an open standard.
Nordic data centre capacity is set to expand after the USD $4 billion takeover, as backers tap demand from cloud and AI customers.
Enterprises will be able to place AI inference nearer to users and data, while Equinix tackles the networking sprawl across clouds and sites.
Most operators expect AI services to drive new revenue, but nearly half say optical network upgrades are critical to meet demand.
Telecom operators face urgent network upgrades as most expect AI and managed fibre services to be major new revenue sources.
Growing AI demand could leave Australia's data centres constrained unless fibre routes are planned earlier and shared across the industry.
Customers in Chicago, Dallas, New York and Phoenix can now reach DE-CIX through 22 more Digital Realty data centres, widening interconnection access.
The additions give data centre operators in central Washington and north Seattle more resilient links as AI-driven demand raises the bar for connectivity.
Canada has become a bigger focus for Equinix as demand grows for data hubs that link cloud, hospital and vehicle systems.