The global network

Built around the shortest path.

Explore 14 illustrative network regions and 64 edge locations on an interactive, locally rendered network map.

14 / 14 demo regions operational
Network topology64 EDGE LOCATIONS · 14 REGIONS · DEMO
Schematic global network connecting 14 regions. Select a city below to inspect its metrics.
A closer look

Regional detail.
Global consistency.

Capacity is provisioned across the regional footprint. Latency represents a synthetic probe, not a promise for every route.

Illustrative regional capacity and median probe latency. All 14 regions are operational in this snapshot.
RegionLocationAreaMedian latencyCapacityState
FRAFrankfurtEurope18 ms240 GbpsOperational
AMSAmsterdamEurope16 ms180 GbpsOperational
LONLondonEurope21 ms180 GbpsOperational
HELHelsinkiEurope24 ms120 GbpsOperational
WAWWarsawEurope22 ms120 GbpsOperational
STOStockholmEurope20 ms120 GbpsOperational
NYCNew YorkAmericas23 ms240 GbpsOperational
IADAshburnAmericas19 ms240 GbpsOperational
ORDChicagoAmericas26 ms180 GbpsOperational
LAXLos AngelesAmericas28 ms240 GbpsOperational
GRUSão PauloAmericas34 ms120 GbpsOperational
SINSingaporeAsia Pacific17 ms240 GbpsOperational
NRTTokyoAsia Pacific22 ms240 GbpsOperational
SYDSydneyAsia Pacific29 ms180 GbpsOperational
Designed to stay connected

Resilience begins
with alternatives.

Regional ingress, redundant route options, and shared measurements let the conceptual network compare alternatives without losing sight of the original path.

The model includes 64 edge locations grouped into 14 operating regions, with 2.64 Tbps of provisioned capacity. Each region reports the same measurement fields.

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