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EXA Infrastructure expands its footprint in Portugal
EXA announces the investment in a network that will connect Spain with Lisbon and Sines. With this operation, it seeks to improve the communications of its customers in the Iberian Peninsula, the epicenter of digital traffic.
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EXA Infrastructure invests in new Lisbon-Sines transport route
EXA Infrastructure is investing in a new terrestrial transport route to Lisbon and Sines in Portugal. It connects to EXA's Spanish backbone via Madrid, Barcelona and beyond, providing connectivity to cable landing stations and data centres for customers in both Spain and Portugal.
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EXA Infrastructure invests in Portugal with terrestrial transport route
EXA Infrastructure is investing in a new terrestrial transport route to Lisbon and Sines in Portugal. This strategic investment in the southern Europe transport route is designed to provide customers with more diverse connectivity to high-growth cable landing stations (CLS) and data centres.
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Exa Infrastructure to build new Spain and Balkans fibre links
London-based Exa Infrastructure has marked the first year following its launch by announcing new fibre-optic network links
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EXA Infrastructure marks its first year with more network investments and sets sights on further expansion
These new projects will increase routing diversity, capacity around key data centre clusters and resilience of some of the continent’s most critical network links.
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Steventon-Barnes joins Exa Infrastructure as CTIO
His recruitment comes as Exa continues work on the first new fibre link between the UK and France in 20 years.
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The Global Carrier Awards shortlist 2022
Nominations opened in March bringing in a record number of 280+ entries for 2022, with the independent judging panel hard at work over the course of August to score each and every one.
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London to Paris’s new roundtrip takes just 5.5 milliseconds — as appetite for quality fibre grows
A new fibre optic network link between London and Paris commissioned last month by EXA Infrastructure sends data on a roundtrip of just 5.5 milliseconds — take a breath, count “one Mississippii, two Mississippi” and your data would have flashed between the two capitals over 360 times; rather faster than the Eurostar.
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