Infrastructure
The building blocks of global connectivity, explained. From the fibre in the street to the cables beneath the oceans.
By the numbers
The catalogue, in figures
Data centres by market
Interconnection facilities, per covered country.
Subsea-cable landings by market
Distinct submarine cables landing in each market.
+ 89 more cables not shown
Sources: PeeringDB · TeleGeography Submarine Cable Map.
Fibre Networks
Fibre Networks
Backbone Networks
The long-haul core that carries aggregated traffic between cities, regions and countries.
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Dark Fibre
Unlit fibre strands leased to operators and enterprises that supply their own optical equipment.
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FTTH — Fibre to the Home
The gold standard of fixed broadband: a continuous fibre connection all the way to the residence.
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FTTP — Fibre to the Premises
The broader umbrella term covering fibre delivered to homes and business premises alike.
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Fibre Networks
How optical fibre carries the world’s data — from access networks in the street to the backbones that span continents.
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