EXA and Macarne join forces to enhance transatlantic connectivity
Overall, the partnership positions both companies to better serve the growing digital economy.
EXA Infrastructure has partnered with Macarne to boost network connectivity between Europe and North America. The collaboration allows Macarne to leverage EXA’s extensive fibre infrastructure, enhancing its global IP transit services. By tapping into EXA’s advanced network, Macarne can deliver high-performance, reliable connectivity across continents, helping both companies meet the growing demands of digital businesses.
At the heart of this partnership is EXA Infrastructure’s vast network. Spanning 155,000 km across 37 countries and including six key transatlantic routes, EXA provides ultra-low latency and high-bandwidth connections, vital for finance, gaming, broadcasting, and hyperscale enterprises. Notably, the EXA Express route offers the lowest latency between Europe and North America, solidifying EXA’s role as a leader in global connectivity.
Furthermore, EXA’s recent network expansions, such as the Amitié cable connecting Boston, Slough, and Bordeaux, and the new terrestrial fibre route developed with SOCAR Fiber, add crucial diversity and resilience. These developments ensure that Macarne gains access to a future-proof infrastructure, enabling it to provide its customers with robust, secure, and scalable connectivity in an increasingly interconnected digital world.
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