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Network Operators

Explore network operators available in datacenters listed on Datalok. Compare connectivity options and choose the best-connected infrastructure for your needs.

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Zayo

Zayo is an international connectivity and fiber infrastructure provider operating a global network of more than 148,000 route miles, connecting over 1,700 data centers worldwide through more than 375 IP PoPs and 350 core PoPs. Beyond connectivity, Zayo also operates a significant portfolio of data center assets and offers a ...

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IPHH

Specializing exclusively in business customers, IPHH Internet Port Hamburg operates a network of interconnected data centers from Hamburg including the HH2, HH3, and HH4 sites, as well as a presence at Interxion in Frankfurt that are certified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and HDS for hosting French healthcare data. Its backbone is ...

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Free

Under the Free brand, the Iliad Group has been operating the AS12322 (Proxad) autonomous system since 2002—one of France’s leading IP networks in terms of the number of connected users—after playing a pioneering role in the full unbundling of the copper local loop in competition with the incumbent operator. The ...

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Airtel

Airtel is a global network provider and telecom operator offering end-to-end connectivity, infrastructure, and carrier solutions through its B2B division. The company operates one of the world’s largest subsea cable networks, with investments in 34+ submarine cables and a global backbone spanning 50+ countries across 5 continents, ensuring low-latency, high-capacity, ...

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Nerim

Nerim, an alternative telecom operator founded in 1999 and acquired by Bouygues Telecom in 2019, serves microbusinesses, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and mid-sized companies. The company relies on its own unbundled network in the Île-de-France region, as well as an Ethernet and IP aggregation platform, Nerim Collect, which is ...

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Altitude

Specializing in the deployment and operation of Public Initiative Networks (RIP), Altitude Infra has established itself as the third-largest fiber-optic infrastructure operator in France, alongside Orange, Axione, and XpFibre. Founded in 1990 and active for over 20 years in partnership with local governments, the group now boasts more than 5 ...

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Wilhelm.Tel

Deployed using a ring topology that is particularly resilient to outages, wilhelm.tel’s proprietary fiber-optic network covers virtually all of Norderstedt, where 95% of the approximately 33,000 households are connected, as well as a large part of Hamburg through a partnership with willy.tel and the SAGA GWG housing cooperative since 2008. ...

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nine

nine is a Europe-wide Internet Exchange Point (IXP) and Layer 2 Ethernet fabric, owned and operated by a French company working under EU regulations. Its network runs on an n x 400G backbone covering England, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Switzerland, with PoPs in Amsterdam, London, Frankfurt, Paris, Lille, ...

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Servtec

ServTEC offers fiber-optic Internet connectivity to residential customers, small businesses, and Internet service providers in the Paraíba region of northeastern Brazil. The provider serves its coverage area with download speeds of up to 500 Mbit/s, combined with high-performance Wi-Fi and a live TV service accessible via a mobile app. Based ...

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DE-CIX

Avec plus de 4300 réseaux connectés et une capacité cumulée de 220 Tbps à l'échelle mondiale, DE-CIX se positionne comme le premier opérateur de points d'échange Internet en Europe, au Moyen-Orient et en Inde, et parmi les trois premiers en Amérique du Nord. Né à Francfort en 1995, DE-CIX exploite ...

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China Mobile

China Mobile International (CMI) operates a network spanning 78 countries, supported by more than 100 submarine cable systems, with a combined bandwidth exceeding 168 Tbps and more than 330 global points of presence. The operator owns its own data centers in Hong Kong, Singapore, London, and Frankfurt, supplemented by a ...

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Hurricane Electric

Hurricane Electric's international network connects more than 150 points of presence spread across approximately 100 cities in North America, Europe, Asia, South America, the Middle East, and Africa. Its backbone, built entirely on direct DWDM circuits rather than third-party MPLS, forms redundant rings between core routers equipped with 400 Gbps ...

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Megaport

Megaport has established itself as one of the world's leading Network as a Service (NaaS) providers. Its platform lets businesses connect their infrastructure to major cloud providers, to data centres and across their own sites within minutes, without the need for dedicated hardware. Where building a wide area network once ...

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Wedos

WEDOS is a Czech-based hosting provider and network operator focused on the security and performance of online services across Europe. The company runs its entire infrastructure from within the European Union, across two private data centres where all data is stored exclusively, a meaningful point for organisations subject to GDPR, ...

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moji

moji is an independent French telecom operator, based in Nanterre, bringing three businesses under one roof: running the network, hosting, and managed services. Its hallmark lies in a stated mastery of Layer 2 and a hands-on customer relationship, where many players lean on automation with no one to talk to. ...

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Amazon

Amazon (AWS) is a global cloud and network infrastructure provider operating one of the world’s largest and most advanced networks. Its AWS Global Network spans over 100 Points of Presence (PoPs) and 30+ AWS Regions, interconnected via a private, high-performance fiber backbone. AWS delivers dedicated connectivity, IP transit, and peering ...

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Ielo

ielo is a neutral telecom infrastructure operator in France, designing and operating a homogeneous, high-performance fiber network exclusively dedicated to operators, data centers, and cloud ecosystems. The company provides a reliable, transparent, and fully controlled infrastructure, enabling tailored, highly available connectivity with guaranteed performance, low latency, and built-in DDoS protection. ...

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France-IX

France-IX is a neutral Internet Exchange Point (IXP) operator in France, enabling direct peering and interconnection between over 600 networks, including operators, ISPs, content providers, cloud platforms, hosting companies, and enterprises. As the largest IXP in France by number of connected networks, France-IX operates Points of Presence (PoPs) in Paris, ...

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Celeste

CELESTE is a B2B fiber, cloud, and cybersecurity operator in France, owning and operating its own nationwide fiber-optic network spanning over 12,000 km, including a high-performance backbone and last-mile connections. The company provides dedicated, high-availability connectivity solutions, such as dedicated internet access, IP VPN, Ethernet VPN, and business interconnection tailored ...

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Orange

Orange Wholesale is a global wholesale telecom operator providing end-to-end connectivity, infrastructure, and network services to operators, MVNOs, content providers, ISPs, and enterprises. Leveraging Orange Group’s 450,000 km of undersea cables, 45,000 km of terrestrial fiber, and 450 Points of Presence (PoPs) worldwide, Orange Wholesale delivers tailor-made solutions for voice, ...

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Covage

Covage is a B2B connectivity infrastructure operator in France, specializing in fiber and mobile solutions exclusively dedicated to businesses and public sites. As the third-largest infrastructure operator in the French business market, Covage owns and operates a national fiber-optic network with over 1,500 Points of Presence (PoPs), covering 13,500 towns ...

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Cloudflare

Cloudflare is a global cloud infrastructure and network provider specializing in web performance, security, and reliability solutions. The company operates one of the world’s largest and fastest networks, spanning 250+ cities in over 100 countries, with a backbone designed for low-latency, high-performance connectivity. Cloudflare’s network powers a global Anycast network ...

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OVH

OVHcloud is a global cloud and infrastructure provider operating its own fiber-optic network and data centers across 40+ locations worldwide. As a network provider, OVHcloud delivers high-performance, low-latency connectivity through its private backbone, which spans multiple continents and interconnects with major Internet Exchange Points (IXPs). The company offers dedicated servers, ...

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Scaleway

Scaleway is a European cloud and infrastructure provider operating its own high-performance fiber-optic network and data centers across France, the Netherlands, Poland, and Spain. As a network provider, Scaleway delivers low-latency, scalable connectivity through its private backbone, designed for enterprises, developers, and telecom operators. The company offers bare metal servers, ...

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Free Pro

Free Pro, a subsidiary of the Iliad Group, is a B2B telecom operator providing high-speed fiber and mobile connectivity, cloud, and cybersecurity solutions to businesses and public sector organizations in France. As a network provider, Free Pro operates its own national and international fiber-optic backbone, ensuring maximum availability, low latency, ...

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Axione

Axione is a French telecom infrastructure operator specializing in the design, deployment, operation, and maintenance of fixed and mobile high-speed networks for businesses, public authorities, and telecom operators. The company owns and manages national fiber and radio infrastructures, including FTTH, FTTO, and private networks, with a 24/7 Network Operations Center ...

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euNetworks

euNetworks is a Western European bandwidth infrastructure provider specializing in fiber-based connectivity and network solutions. The company owns and operates 18 dense fiber metropolitan networks across 17 cities in 15 countries, connected by a high-capacity long-haul backbone spanning 51 cities. euNetworks delivers scalable, high-performance bandwidth solutions, including dark fiber, Wavelengths, ...

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Eurofiber

Eurofiber is a leading independent European provider of open-access fiber-optic infrastructure, dedicated to B2B connectivity and digital transformation. The company operates a neutral, interoperable network spanning over 76,000 km of fiber across the Netherlands, Belgium, France, and Germany, connecting 12,000+ unique locations and 300+ data centers. Eurofiber delivers dark fiber, ...

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Verizon

Verizon Business is a global network operator and telecommunications provider delivering enterprise-grade connectivity, infrastructure, and digital transformation solutions worldwide. The company operates one of the largest and most reliable global IP networks, spanning 150+ countries, with partial ownership in 80+ submarine cable systems and a global backbone designed for high ...

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T-Systems

T-Systems, a subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom, is a global digital infrastructure and network operator providing enterprise-grade connectivity, IT services, and digital transformation solutions for businesses and public sector organizations. The company operates international networks and tailored infrastructure, including MPLS, IP VPN, cloud-based services, and SD-WAN, as well as managed services ...

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TouIX

TouIX was a neutral Internet Exchange Point (IXP) in Toulouse, France, enabling direct peering and interconnection between networks, operators, and content providers. In 2023, TouIX merged with France-IX, becoming part of France-IX’s expanded national network, which now operates PoPs in Paris, Marseille, Lyon, Grenoble, Lille, Toulouse, and Bordeaux. As part ...

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Terralpha

Terralpha is a French telecom infrastructure operator and subsidiary of SNCF Réseau, leveraging 20,000 km of optical fiber deployed along the national railway network to provide ultra-high-speed, ultra-low-latency data transport services. The company offers neutral, secure, and sovereign connectivity for fixed/mobile operators, data centers, enterprises, and public organizations, with 110 ...

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Altice

Altice France is the telecommunications group that owns SFR, France’s second-largest telecom operator, serving nearly 26 million residential, business, and government customers, as well as other operators. Its FTTH fiber-optic network covers more than 40 million eligible connections nationwide, complemented by near-complete 4G coverage and the 5G infrastructure that SFR ...

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Arelion

With a presence in 129 countries across Europe, North America, and Asia, Arelion has been operating a wholly-owned international backbone for more than thirty years, ranked number one in the world for connectivity since 2017. Its fiber network spans more than 80,000 kilometers and is supported by more than 350 ...

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Global Layer

Built on a carrier-grade infrastructure centered around redundant 100G and 400G connections, Global Layer operates a multi-terabit backbone covering Europe and Southern Africa. The operator maintains a presence in more than ten data centers across two continents, with extensive peering and private network interconnections (PNI) with regional and smaller networks. ...

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Vodafone

Vodafone is a telecommunications operator with a presence across Europe and Africa, ranked among the top ten Internet service providers worldwide. Its infrastructure is supported by investments in more than 70 cable systems, including 25 submarine cables, and one of the industry’s largest IP/MPLS networks, which directly connects more than ...

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Tunisie Telecom

A long-standing player in Tunisia’s telecommunications sector, Tunisie Telecom has been operating a network of submarine cables since 1985 that connect the country to Europe, Asia, and now Africa via the Medusa system, which was deployed in 2025 along an 8,700-kilometer Bizerte-Marseille route with an initial capacity of 20 Tbit/s. ...

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TDF

Specializing in telecommunications and broadcasting infrastructure, TDF operates as a neutral tower company serving mobile operators, media companies, and local governments, both in mainland France and in the overseas territories. Its portfolio includes approximately 9,200 sites, including masts, towers, and rooftops, with nearly 300 new masts built each year at ...

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Tango

As Luxembourg’s second-largest telecom operator, Tango is part of the Belgian Proximus Group and has more than 280,000 customers in the Grand Duchy. Its fiber-optic network delivers speeds of up to 2 Gbit/s using XGS-PON technology, complemented by 5G mobile coverage deployed throughout the country. The operator also draws on ...

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Post

POST Luxembourg, a public institution owned by the Luxembourg government, operates a network comprising more than 18,000 kilometers of fiber-optic cables and nearly 1.2 million kilometers of deployed fiber. This infrastructure connects more than 99% of the country’s households to broadband and extends beyond the country’s borders via points of ...

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Ouest.Network

Based in Nantes, the Ouest.Network association has been operating an independent and neutral Internet exchange point (GIX) since 2020, hosted within the Cogent and Etix data centers in the Nantes metropolitan area. This interconnection hub covers the Pays de la Loire, Brittany, and Centre regions, as well as neighboring areas, ...

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Ooredoo

Connected to the PEACE international submarine cable via its Ifriqya branch—which went into service in Bizerte with a capacity of up to 3 Tbit/s—Ooredoo Tunisia relies on several submarine links to secure its international connectivity to Europe. The operator also holds a stake in the Didon cable, which it co-operates ...

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Mixvoip

Founded in 2008 in Luxembourg, Mixvoip operates CrossPBX, a cloud-based telephone exchange developed and managed in-house, which is hosted in redundant Tier IV data centers in the Grand Duchy. The operator claims to have more than 4,300 customers across 52 countries and has established itself as Luxembourg’s second-largest fixed-line operator, ...

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Abaclouda

Abaclouda is a telecommunications provider based in the Lyon region, founded to meet the network needs of small and medium-sized businesses as well as local IT integrators. Positioned as a bridge between major carriers and SMEs, Abaclouda operates its own autonomous system (AS56987) and relies on four Tier 1 upstream ...

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Hopus

The Hopus interconnection network connects French and international telecommunications operators via a single point of connection, open to autonomous systems with a 24-hour operations center. Based in Marseille, the company employs an IP connectivity model based on market-driven pricing: traffic senders and receiving operators agree on fair terms, with no ...

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MEDIACTIVE NETWORK

Mediactive Network has a presence in Paris, Toulouse, and several international hubs such as Luxembourg, Los Angeles, Singapore, and Dubai, with the goal of simplifying international access for both French companies and foreign entities seeking to host their services as close as possible to their users. In France, the operator ...

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AuvernIX

Specializing in local interconnection for telecommunications operators, AuvernIX has been managing the leading Internet exchange point (IXP) in Auvergne and the Massif Central since 2012, operating as a nonprofit association. Its backbone relies on several points of presence in Clermont-Ferrand, including the Gravanches 3 POP, the La Citadelle data center, ...

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LillIX

The LillIX network serves as the Internet exchange point for the Lille Eurometropolis, located at the intersection of the London, Paris, and Brussels routes. Its points of presence are located in the neutral data centers Etix Lille #1, Lille #2, and Lille #3, spread across the metropolitan areas of Lille ...

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GrenoblIX

Operational since April 2011 and officially inaugurated in January 2013, GrenoblIX is the Internet exchange point (IXP) for the Grenoble metropolitan area, managed by the Rezopole association with support from Grenoble-Alpes Métropole and the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. The infrastructure is based on two separate sites: Grenoblix 1, housed in the Cogent ...

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Cegecom

Cegecom is the leading alternative telecom operator in Luxembourg and the Greater Region, operating since 1999 and part of the artelis group alongside the German company VSE NET GmbH. The company operates its own fiber-optic network spanning more than 1,500 kilometers, deployed both nationally and across borders, and connected to ...

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China telecom

With a presence in 110 countries across six continents, China Telecom Global leverages the Tier 1 network of its parent company, one of China’s leading fixed-line and data center providers. Its international backbone relies on nearly 48 diversified terrestrial and submarine cable routes and more than 150 points of presence ...

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LuxNetwork

Founded in 2012 and based in Bettembourg, LuxNetwork has established itself as a Luxembourg-based provider of connectivity services for businesses and international operators, before recently joining the pan-European Eurofiber group. Its international backbone is based on a 400G-compatible DWDM network, connecting Luxembourg to major European digital hubs such as Frankfurt, ...

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Proximus

Proximus is Belgium’s incumbent telecommunications operator; the group also includes Proximus Luxembourg (the Tango and Telindus Luxembourg brands) and Telindus Nederland. Its international carrier operations are handled by BICS, a wholly owned subsidiary of the group, which—since late 2024—has formed the entity Proximus Global together with Telesign and Route Mobile. ...

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LU-CIX

LU-CIX operates its points of presence in several secure data centers in Luxembourg, notably in Kirchberg, Betzdorf, Kayl, and Windhof, thereby providing geographic redundancy to the networks connected to them. Founded in 2009 through a cross-sector initiative and further strengthened in 2011 by its merger with the former national LIX ...

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BT

Specializing in IP and Ethernet connectivity for carriers and large enterprises, BT operates a European backbone (AS5400) linked to a UK network (AS2856) and national networks in Ireland, Italy, and Spain. The carrier also has a presence in Latin America through its Global Infonet international backbone (AS3300). Outside the United ...

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1&1 Versatel

The 1&1 Versatel network spans approximately 65,000 kilometers of fiber-optic cable in Germany and is available in more than 350 cities, making it one of the country’s most extensive infrastructures. As a subsidiary of the United Internet Group, the operator positions itself as a fiber-optic specialist for business customers, government ...

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ADDIX GmbH

More than 700 companies across Germany—ranging from small businesses to international corporations—rely on the networking expertise of ADDIX, an Internet service provider based in Kiel since 1992. A pioneer in networking in Schleswig-Holstein, the operator runs its own backbone as well as two secure data centers at its Kiel site, ...

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Core Backbone

Core-Backbone is a Nuremberg-based network operator founded about 20 years ago and ranked among Germany’s fastest-growing carriers. The company operates a highly available global network spanning some 20 data centers, with available interface capacity exceeding 40 Tbit/s for Internet traffic. Core-Backbone is continuing to modernize its strategic routes, particularly between ...

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Deutsche Telekom AG

As Deutsche Telekom's international wholesale division, T Wholesale serves the group's international subsidiaries as well as more than 900 external customers worldwide. Its Tier 1 backbone, one of the most extensive in the world, is supported by more than 500,000 kilometers of infrastructure and a capacity of 150 Tb, with ...

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Akamai Technologies

With more than 4,100 points of presence across 131 countries, Akamai operates one of the world’s most widely distributed content delivery and cloud computing platforms. Originally founded as a content delivery network (CDN), the company has gradually expanded its legacy infrastructure to incorporate distributed cloud computing capabilities, notably through the ...

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Alphalink

Alphalink is a telecommunications provider founded in 1999 that specializes in the indirect sale of telecommunications solutions to businesses and professionals seeking to become service providers themselves. Based in Pornic, the group has gradually positioned itself as an infrastructure provider by deploying its own fiber-optic network, called Executive Access, which ...

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Altea Systems

Altea Systems’ optical network spans more than 16,200 kilometers of fiber that it has deployed and owns outright in France and Spain, making more than 1,300 cities eligible for its services. Initially positioned as a white-label provider for operators and integrators, Altea Systems now markets its solutions directly under its ...

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Arteria

Arteria’s network is based on approximately 25,000 kilometers of fiber-optic cables installed along the high-voltage lines of the French electricity transmission grid, as well as tens of thousands of towers capable of supporting telecommunications equipment. A wholly owned subsidiary of RTE, Arteria has been leveraging the excess capacity of this ...

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Bouygues Telecom

Since 1998, Bouygues Telecom’s Business Division has been supporting professionals, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), large corporations, and local governments with their connectivity and digital transformation. As France’s second-largest mobile operator and third-largest fixed-line operator, the group relies on more than 2,200 employees dedicated to the B2B market to serve ...

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Cogent

With more than 97,000 miles of long-haul fiber and nearly 191,000 miles of metropolitan fiber, Cogent Communications operates one of the world’s most interconnected Tier 1 IP networks, with direct connections to more than 6,500 autonomous systems across 292 metropolitan areas and 57 countries. Founded in 1999 in Washington, D.C., ...

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Colt

With a presence in more than 40 countries, Colt Technology Services operates the Colt IQ Network, an intelligent infrastructure that connects more than 1,100 data centers and more than 32,000 corporate buildings across Europe, Asia, and major economic hubs in North America. Founded in 1992 in London, the company has ...

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Community IX

German non-commercial and community-based projects find in Community-IX an Internet exchange point designed specifically to facilitate their access to IP transit. Based in Berlin, with branches in Frankfurt and Hamburg. Community-IX operates as a nonprofit organization that connects IP transit sponsors with community projects, simplifying a sponsorship process that is ...

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EQIX-PAR

With more than 270 data centers spread across some 40 countries in the Americas, Europe, and Asia, Equinix operates the world’s largest colocation and interconnection platform. Its data centers, marketed under the International Business Exchange (IBX) brand, enable companies to host their IT infrastructure at the heart of dense digital ...

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EXA Infrastructure

EXA Infrastructure is a London-based digital infrastructure operator formed in 2021 when the I Squared Capital fund acquired the European and transatlantic assets of Interoute and, subsequently, GTT Communications. The company now operates one of the largest dedicated platforms connecting Europe to North America and Asia via the Middle East, ...

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EXARING AG

German telecom operators, such as Deutsche Glasfaser, rely on the Exaring platform to integrate a high-performance IP TV service into their fiber offerings. Founded in Munich in 2013 and majority-owned by the freenet group, Exaring operates a nationwide fiber-optic infrastructure dedicated exclusively to delivering its IP entertainment services, with a ...

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Freifunk Hamburg

Freifunk Hamburg is a non-commercial citizen-led initiative that has been developing a decentralized mesh Wi-Fi network throughout Hamburg since the early 2010s. Based on the principle of the Picopeering Agreement, this network relies on routers (nodes) installed by individuals and volunteer organizations, equipped with specialized firmware that allows them to ...

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Gigalis

Specializing in digital infrastructure development in the Pays de la Loire region, Gigalis is a regional public operator founded in 2000 under the name Megalis before becoming a Public Interest Group comprising 38 member local governments and public institutions as of January 2025. Its mission is to ensure reliable and ...

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GlobalConnect

With a presence in Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, and northern Germany, GlobalConnect has established itself as one of Northern Europe’s leading providers of digital infrastructure, handling more than half of the data traffic exchanged in the Nordic countries on its own. Founded in 1998 and formed through the 2019–2020 merger ...

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GTT

With several hundred Tbps of aggregate IP capacity, GTT Communications operates a global Tier 1 IP network ranked among the five most interconnected in the world, directly connected to approximately one-third of the world’s Internet routes. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in McLean, Virginia, the company serves more than 130 ...

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Hexatel

Hexatel is an independent, family-owned telecommunications, networking, and security provider that has been supporting French businesses and local governments in their digital transformation for nearly 75 years. Formed through the merger of several regional companies historically based in western France—including La Téléphonie Centrale and La Téléphonie du Centre—the group has ...

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HL komm

PŸUR Business is the brand dedicated to business customers of the Tele Columbus Group, one of Germany’s leading fiber-optic network operators, with coverage reaching approximately three million households. Operated by its subsidiary HLkomm—a regional operator based in Leipzig since 2000—PŸUR Business relies on a proprietary 100 Gbit/s fiber-optic network as ...

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Sfr

SFR Business is the enterprise division of SFR, France’s second-largest telecommunications operator, and serves businesses, local governments, and large corporate clients with fixed and mobile connectivity solutions. Its network is built on a highly available IP core, supplemented by a national backbone that has been upgraded to 100 Gigabit/s, such ...

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Leonix

Specializing in enterprise connectivity, Leonix Telecom is a French alternative telecom operator whose infrastructure is built on a presence in Paris’s major data centers and internet exchange points. Its Autonomous System (AS) interconnects with several leading international carriers, ensuring robust routing resilience and extensive access to the global Internet. This ...

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LyonIX

Spanning eight separate sites in the Lyon metropolitan area, from Villeurbanne in the north to Saint-Exupéry Airport, LyonIX is the Internet Exchange Point (IXP) for the Rhône-Alpes region, operated by the Rezopole association since 2001. This multi-site architecture, hosted by SFR, DCforData, Jaguar Network, HosTELyon, and Maxnod, among others, allows ...

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Lasotel

Resellers, service providers, small and medium-sized businesses, and mid-sized companies in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region are among the long-standing clients of LASOTEL, a telecommunications infrastructure provider founded in Lyon in 2004 and recently acquired by the ielo Group in 2026. Its proprietary fiber-optic network, operated and monitored 24 hours a day, ...

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Inter.link

As a pan-European provider of Network-as-a-Service connectivity, inter.link operates a multi-terabit backbone based on redundant 100G and 400G links at each of its points of presence. Its autonomous system AS5405, ranked among the highest-performing in Europe, is supported by more than 2,500 peering agreements and a direct presence in more ...

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init7

Founded in Winterthur in 2000 and remaining a privately held Swiss company, Init7 operates its own IP backbone based on a redundant ring architecture connected by multiple 10-gigabit fiber links. The network relies on approximately 300 FTTH points of presence and some 60 IP nodes distributed across Switzerland, Europe, and ...

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Level3

Positioned as an international Internet gateway operator, Level3 Carrier serves the Indian subcontinent—with a particular focus on Bangladesh—by connecting Internet service providers, data centers, mobile operators, and telecommunications companies to a next-generation IP infrastructure. Its proximity to undersea cable systems enables it to operate carrier-neutral data centers in emerging markets ...

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Lumen

With more than 400,000 miles of fiber-optic routes deployed worldwide, Lumen Technologies operates one of the most interconnected IP backbones on the planet under the AS3356 autonomous system, which resulted in part from the integration of Level 3 Communications in 2017. This network scale enables the connection of data centers, ...

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LWLcom

Built around a proprietary fiber-optic network spanning more than 500 kilometers in the Bremen metropolitan area, LWLcom complements its regional coverage with its own technical presence in data centers in Hamburg, Düsseldorf, Berlin, Frankfurt, Munich, and Amsterdam. Its autonomous system (AS) has external connectivity capacity exceeding 5 Tbit/s, with direct ...

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M-Net

BMW, Siemens, Infineon, TÜV Süd, Kuka, and the Bundesagentur für Arbeit are among the major clients served by M-net, a regional telecom operator founded in 1996 in Munich and strengthened by mergers with NEFkom in Nuremberg and AugustaKom in Augsburg. Its proprietary fiber-optic network, spanning several thousand kilometers and built ...

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SFINX

Connected to the pan-European GÉANT network via Paris and Geneva, RENATER ensures the territorial continuity of French research and higher education on the international stage, including for France’s overseas departments and territories. This Public Interest Group deploys and operates a national network of more than 12,000 kilometers of dark fiber, ...

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Meta

With a presence in nearly every region of the world through Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, Meta operates a global network built to support the distribution of its content. Its infrastructure is based on several autonomous systems, including AS32934 for the core network, supplemented by ASNs dedicated to content delivery at ...

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