Eurofiber has launched data centre connectivity services in Germany.
As a result, the company will connect data centres in Berlin, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Munich, and Stuttgart through its fibre network.
The company will mainly use infrastructure from NGN Fiber Network, in which it holds a stake, to offer Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) services across the six cities.
The services will allow businesses to move large amounts of data between data centres quickly and reliably. The move will also provide the capacity needed for cloud services, AI, data backups and disaster recovery, the company revealed.
Meanwhile, the expansion will give businesses in Germany more options for connecting data centres as demand for cloud and AI services continues to increase.
Eurofiber International Program Director, Arian de Korte, said demand for connectivity between data centres is growing.
He said: “In Germany, enterprises, cloud service providers and international network providers are increasingly using regional data centres to bring data and applications closer to their operations and users, maintain greater control over their data and strengthen their digital resilience.
“This supports their digital sovereignty and increases the need for reliable interconnection between these facilities.”
Eurofiber CCO, Andrea Kraus, added: “For customers, the value of regional data centres depends increasingly on how well those locations are connected.
“They need the flexibility to scale capacity, move data quickly and build resilience across their digital infrastructure. By expanding our data centre connectivity services in Germany, we give organisations a stronger foundation for cloud, AI and other data-intensive applications.”
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