Africa
Pan-regional cloud, carrier, data-centre, subsea, terrestrial and enterprise infrastructure pathways.
Global operating regions
Six global regions. One operating standard.
CloudINX applies equal strategic importance, service standards and executive accountability across Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, the Middle East, and North America, including Canada and the United States.
Equal global presence
Every region is a core CloudINX market.
The same enterprise architecture, governance and service disciplines apply in every geography.
Asia-Pacific
Cloud and data-centre hubs, subsea systems, distributed enterprise networks and continental and island connectivity.
Europe
Cloud regions, carrier hotels, internet exchanges, subsea gateways and inter-metro connectivity.
Latin America & Caribbean
Cloud access, subsea gateways, cross-border enterprise connectivity, regional data centres and distributed markets.
Middle East
Cloud and data-centre platforms, sovereign and enterprise connectivity, regional gateways and high-capacity routes.
North America
Canada and the United States: major cloud regions, data-centre campuses, internet exchanges, carrier ecosystems and global gateways.
Global corridor network
Inter-regional infrastructure connects the world economy.
CloudINX connects cloud regions, carrier ecosystems, subsea gateways, data centres and enterprise destinations across every major geography.
North America–EuropeNorth America–Asia-PacificNorth America–Latin AmericaEurope–Middle EastEurope–AfricaEurope–Asia-PacificMiddle East–AfricaMiddle East–Asia-PacificAfrica–Asia-PacificLatin America–EuropeCaribbean gatewaysGlobal cloud and data-centre hubs
One global operating model connects each region to the infrastructure ecosystems, partners and destinations required by the client.
Market and route delivery
Consistent global standards across every market.
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Address
Exact source, destination, facility, campus or access location.
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Reach
On-net, near-net, off-net and partner access options.
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Path
Access and backbone route, diversity and shared dependency.
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Destination
Cloud region, data centre, exchange, partner or application endpoint.
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Feasibility
Capacity, lead time, construction, regulation and commercial approval.
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Operate
Local support, escalation, monitoring and service acceptance.
Start with the requirement
Turn global reach into an executable infrastructure programme.
Share the locations, destinations and timing so CloudINX can shape the right route and delivery plan.